When you’re dealing with a nasty cold that won’t go away, antibiotics might seem like a quick fix – and a recent survey of ...

“Antibiotics are only appropriate when there’s clear evidence of a bacterial infection like pneumonia, strep throat, or a ...

Bacteria can grow in the trapped mucus and make your symptoms worse. (Photo Credit: iStock/Getty Images) A common cold is a viral infection that affects your nose, throat, sinuses, and windpipe.

Large population studies by others found that severe infections, specifically with the cold sore virus, was a strong ...

Research points to a possible viral connection - and possible paths to minimising risks. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Two doctors have explained how to deal with the common cold after a new survey found many people ask pharmacists for ...