In short: Allergies can't "turn into" a cold, but they can make you more likely to catch one. Below, we'll dig into the differences between cold and allergy symptoms and how to treat each.

A cold is typically caused by rhinovirus, while the flu is caused by influenza viruses. You may catch both of these viruses ...

Catching a cold from getting cold, or getting wet, sounds like an old wives’ tale but actually there may be more to it as Dr Saleyha Ahsan reveals. Research from the Common Cold Research ...

Myth or fact?I caught a cold because my immune system was weak. No truth in that one. You don't catch a cold because your immune system is weakened. However, if you keep a strong healthy immune ...

Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. If you catch a cold this season, you might wonder how long you need to worry about the possibility of passing it to ...

Can you catch a cold from the winter weather? Turns out the answer is yes, as scientists have recently found the real reason why you’re more likely to catch the cold or flu in the winter.

Anyone can catch a cold. In fact, just about everyone does catch a cold from time to time. Colds are more common in the winter, and adults tend to catch an average of two to four colds per year.

Do you find yourself constantly fighting off a cold in the winter months? You might have wondered if this is because you’re not wrapping up properly when you’re outside or because you haven ...

Starting the computer when its power is turned off. To perform a cold boot if the computer is running, select Shut Down. Once the machine is off, turning it back on performs the cold boot.

The struggle between communism and capitalism defined the second half of the 20th Century, pushing the world to the brink of nuclear war. Now as the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall ...

Do you know what constitutes a catch in college football? Do the refs? It can be confusing sometimes, and it’s even become a recurring joke among college football fans that no one really knows ...