Articles for Tag: "cold"

Humidity may take a toll on physical activity 
Humidity may take a toll on physical activity
A new study finds obesity rates are higher for people living in hotter parts of the U.S.
Unwanted bacteria lurking on toys, cribs 
Unwanted bacteria lurking on toys, cribs
Two common germs that cause strep throat, ear infections and colds, can live for almost a month on hard surfaces.
So much to know about sneezing 
So much to know about sneezing
With allergy season on the way, here are eight things you should know about sneezing.
Popular ‘polar plunge’ isn’t safe for everyone 
Popular ‘polar plunge’ isn’t safe for everyone
Jimmy Fallon has agreed to brave the cold waters for Chicago’s annual event, but those with heart conditions should stick to the shore, physicians say.
Can a cold during pregnancy affect your unborn baby? 
Can a cold during pregnancy affect your unborn baby?
A new study finds that viral and bacterial exposure in the womb may raise risk of asthma and allergies in childhood.
The upside to the arctic blast: Weight loss 
The upside to the arctic blast: Weight loss
No more sweating for weight loss—a new study says you can shiver it away.
Keep the germs at bay this holiday season 
Keep the germs at bay this holiday season
Three quick tips to help you avoid getting sick while you are out and about during the holiday.