Treating Cold, Flu, and Fever

Maybe it starts with the sniffles. Maybe it starts with a cough and mild aches and pains. Maybe it's a long day with an upset stomach

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Monday, January 29, 2018

Special: Cold and Flu

FEATURED Treating Cold, Flu, and Fever Maybe it starts with the sniffles. Maybe it starts with a cough and mild aches and pains. Maybe it's a long day with an upset stomach. READ MORE

QUIZ What Causes Influenza and the Common Cold? Explore symptoms of the flu and the common cold. Find out how to prevent and avoid these contagious viruses. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Natural Cold and Flu Remedies Can using a neti pot relieve congestion and sinus pain? See which natural cold and flu remedies really work. Read more...

ARTICLE Flu Signs and Symptoms Learn about influenza symptoms, causes, and antiviral drugs. Discover how long it lasts, types, and other facts. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Cough Relief Tips Can't stop coughing? See which home cough remedies and other cough treatments work. Read more... SLIDESHOW The Common Cold The common cold is arguably the most common human illness. See facts, causes, and more. Read more... SLIDESHOW 10 Flu Shot Facts Who should get vaccinated against the flu? Get the facts on types of influenza vaccines. Read more...

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Understanding Heartburn, Acid Reflux, GERD

Heartburn is a burning sensation in the middle of the chest behind the breastbone and in the middle of the abdomen

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Sunday, January 28, 2018

Special: Heartburn, GERD, Acid Reflux

FEATURED The Anatomy of Heartburn Heartburn is a burning sensation in the middle of the chest behind the breastbone and in the middle of the abdomen. READ MORE

QUIZ What Causes Psoriasis? What is the difference between psoriasis and eczema? Get the facts on psoriasis and what causes it. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Surprising Reasons You're in Pain Phones, wallets, sandals, and even favorite foods are overlooked as causes of pain. Explore surprising pain triggers. Read more...

ARTICLE Do Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer? Can cell phones cause brain cancer? Discover brain cancer facts, causes, symptoms, types, stages, and treatments. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Migraine vs. Headache What does a migraine feel like? Find out how to spot migraine and headache symptoms early. Read more... SLIDESHOW ADHD Signs in Children Could your child have ADHD? Learn how to recognize the symptoms of ADHD in children. Read more... SLIDESHOW Guide to Cholesterol Drugs New heart medication? Explore information about different prescription cholesterol drugs. Read more...

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