Sick adults and parents concerned over their children's health may have wrong ideas about what actually counts as a fever.

Here's what to know about flu and COVID symptoms, as well as some clues to look for regarding whether you're sick ... in most adults, such as a runny nose, decreased appetite and fever.

The symptoms of colds and flu can look a lot alike. Here’s how to tell which condition is making you sick: Fever. It can last 3 or 4 days with the flu; it’s rare with a cold. Aches.

Older adults and people of any age ... still be able to spread the virus that made you sick, even if you are feeling better. If you develop a fever or you start to feel worse after you have ...

A new COVID variant, XEC, has arrived just before fall. The new variant has sprouted from the Omicron variant that developed ...

County officials are now reporting that at least 16 people have become infected with Salmonella after eating at a Mexican ...

But when you get sick, your body heats up and develops a fever to make it harder for any ... that some symptoms to look out for are: For most adults and children, you should call your doctor ...

While viral infections are common during seasonal changes, there are several steps parents can take to protect their children ...

That's not to say something isn't going on. Chances are your kid is feeling anxious or stressed about something, Dr. Warsh says. Take it as your sign to invite them to talk about what might be on ...

Flu symptoms include fever, chills, muscle aches ... like monoclonal antibodies are available for high-risk infants and older adults. Practice good hygiene, avoid contact with sick people and wear a ...

Dr. Meghan Martin, a pediatric emergency medicine physician and mom of four, has the perfect solution to the fall and winter blues — a sick box filled with fever medicine, vomit bags ...