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Doctors bust a long-held winter myth about what really gives you a cold. What is actually behind the viral illness?For years, wet hair and cold weather were blamed for causing colds, but doctors say this belief is misplaced. Medical experts from the Clev...- HMPV Virus: How deadly is this virus? China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention sheds light on fatality rateChina's CDC addresses the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) outbreak, stating it typically causes common cold symptoms but can lead to severe re...
- Another Covid-19 like pandemic in the making? HMPV, China's mystery illness, has already struck UK with alarming proportionsHuman metapneumovirus (hMPV) continues to cause worries, with reports from the UK are not so encouraging.
- Nothing to be alarmed, take general precautions: Director-General of Health Services amid HMPV outbreak in ChinaDr. Atul Goel, Director-General of Health Services, assures the public that there is no need for alarm regarding the Human Metapneumovirus ...
- India Covid panel head clarifies on Kerala death amid JN.1 subvariant scareIndia reported 260 new COVID cases, including one death in Kerala, where the JN.1 subvariant was recently detected. The center issued an ad...
- Multiple pathogens behind spike in respiratory illnesses, says ChinaOutbreaks of respiratory diseases have been hitting kids particularly hard and seen anxious parents sometimes wait for hours for their chil...
- China urges its people to mask up amid surge in respiratory illness across the countryChina's health ministry has confirmed that the recent surge in respiratory illnesses is caused by the flu and other known pathogens, not a ...
- Amid Swine Flu & Covid-19 concerns, mysterious respiratory virus cases are rising in HyderabadHealthcare professionals in Hyderabad are investigating an unknown respiratory virus that is causing acute respiratory illnesses with swine...
- Maharashtra witnessing spike in Covid Eris variant that's spreading rapidly in UKMaharashtra is witnessing an uptick in cases following a period of decline, coinciding with the detection of new Covid Omicron subvariant E...
- New theory explains why a coronavirus-flu 'twindemic' may never happenBefore the coronavirus became a global threat, influenza was the among the most common severe respiratory infections each year.
- How the COVID-19 pandemic changed our approach to sore throats and runny nosesIf you have cold symptoms and return negative rapid antigen tests, isolating isn't mandatory - but it's a good idea.
- Why do I, and my kids, get so many colds? Should we be isolating ?We repeatedly get colds because when we develop immunity to one type of virus that can cause colds, another comes along to which we don't h...
- New study suggests that exposure to common cold virus may provide some protection from COVID-19The research found that the common respiratory virus jump-starts the activity of interferon-stimulated genes.
- If washed daily at high temperature, cloth masks can protect you from coronavirus: StudyThe WHO recommends machine washing masks with hot water at 60 degrees Celsius.
- Wearing surgical masks may help slow COVID-19 pandemic: StudyWearing surgical face masks may help prevent the transmission of seasonal coronaviruses and influenza virus from symptomatic individuals, a...
- So, swipe right for a cold-on-call?Getting ‘sick on order’ from mucusinfused tissues is a dicey proposition.
- Are you sleep deprived? It might damage your immune systemThis study provides evidence of the importance of sleep to overall health.
- Vaccine against HIV infection may soon be a realityScientists have developed a new approach to help the immune system actively fight the virus in the body.
- How to stop common cold, HIV virus in their tracks foundScientists have cracked the code used by a major group of viruses to spread infections such as the common cold, HIV, hepatitis C and polio ...
- Common cold actually triggered by chilly weatherPeople are more likely to catch a cold in cool-weather conditions due to lower immune response to viruses, a new study suggests.
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