Many people with ongoing medical conditions experience more symptoms during the winter. Here's why, and what you can do.

Doctors recommend staying inside - if possible - as wind-chills across the Chicago area dip well below zero for the next few ...

Get your outdoor exercise plan ready now and include strategies for warming up, pacing yourself, hydration and dealing with ...

Extreme cold increases heart attack risks by 33%, while asthma attacks rise by 20% in winter. Joint pain worsens for 80% of ...

Asthmatic kids exposed to radon tended to have more days with asthma symptom flare-ups, researchers found. They also suffered ...

Pope Francis has a “polymicrobial infection” of his respiratory tract that will require his hospital treatment to be changed, ...

RSV can be confused with other viruses RSV, respiratory syncytial virus, usually peaks in December and January while infecting the nose, throat and lungs, usually causing mild, cold-like symptoms ...

From morning workouts to household cleaning, discover how common daily activities could trigger severe asthma attacks in ...

Pneumonia, when there is inflammation in the lungs because of an infection, is more common after cold weather. Cases of norovirus - the winter vomiting bug - tend to rise too. Prof Damian Bailey ...

Worst foods to eat when you have a cold Prioritizing good nutrition daily is the best way to keep your immune system strong, ...

As temperatures drop, zip up that coat, pull on a hat and gloves and be mindful of how much time you’re exposed to the ...

A nationwide surge in flu, COVID-19, RSV and norovirus infections is fueling concerns of a possible virus "quademic." Or is it just winter? The three respiratory viruses plus norovirus, a ...