If you have a cold, the foods and drinks you consume can impact how long the sickness lasts and the severity of your symptoms. Here’s what to eat and what to avoid.

If you’re constantly layering up while everyone else feels fine, your eating habits—not just the weather—could be to blame.

Erika Prouty, PharmD, is a professional community pharmacist that specializes in blood cholesterol readings, blood pressure readings, and medication therapy management. Some people are more sensitive ...

Scientists say just seeing other people be chilly can cause you to be cold as well. Our bodies adjust our core temperature based on the surrounding environment, but that core temperature can also be ...

As the golden autumn hues give way to muted greys and winter whites, most people bring out their sweaters to keep the cold at bay. Conversely, others stroll through the frosty air wearing shorts and ...

A UVA School of Nursing associate professor explains why hydration, balanced nutrition and rest matter more than old remedies ...