People tend to get sick more often in the winter than in the summer. The coldest months of the year coincide with flu season ...

If you’ve ever been told to bundle up or you’ll get sick, you’re not alone. However, research shows that cold temperatures ...

Likely the first dish that comes to mind when you think about sick-day foods, chicken soup has a way of lifting spirits and ...

Being sick takes a lot out of you. Even as you start to recover, finding the energy to clean can feel impossible. But tackling germs early—while you're still sick and after—can help you bounce back ...

The typical flu season runs from October to May, peaking between December and February, so this is prime time for the flu to spread and infect you and your family. The flu and other viruses are sneaky ...

Ascher suggests warm water, mostly because it's most comfortable. "Hot water can be drying on the skin and cold water may not ...

Travel can feel exciting, freeing, and full of new experiences. But there’s one small habit many of us fall into while moving ...

Young children get sick far more often than adults, and it is completely normal. Most healthy kids come down with about six viral illnesses a year—and preschoolers and early elementary-aged children ...

Most germs in public toilets spread through hands and air rather than toilet seats, making hygiene far more important than avoiding sitting.

NEW YORK (WPVI) -- It's no secret that winter gloves keep you warm, but could they also be making you sick? ABC took to the snowy surroundings to swab wool, leather and nylon gloves to test for ...