With an early flu season upon us, two Duke doctors during a media briefing share tips on how to prevent illness – and what to do if you do get sick While the flu has reared its ugly head a bit early ...

Millions of Americans will be traveling this week for Thanksgiving, and that means the risk of getting sick just got a little higher. “Kids have gone back to school and everybody’s starting to get ...

As families across the nation prepare for Thanksgiving feasts, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is issuing a strong reminder to prioritize food safety. With millions of turkeys heading to tables, ...

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No one wants to leave after eating a homemade Thanksgiving meal feeling sick. The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) has tips to keep everyone safe from foodborne illness this year. Experts ...

A nasty cold or a bout of flu is a nuisance for you; it’s a complete disaster for the 2,900 athletes currently gathering in Milan, Italy, for the Winter Olympics. Staying healthy is one of the crucial ...

As cold and flu season ramps up and holiday travel begins, many people reach for vitamin C supplements to help prevent getting sick on the road. It’s a common belief that a mega-dose of vitamin C will ...

Toxic shock syndrome can become life-threatening within hours—learn the key warning signs you can’t afford to ignore.

Extreme cold can be dangerous, not just uncomfortable, increasing the risk of hypothermia, frostbite, falls, overexertion, and even carbon monoxide poisoning. Simple habits make a big difference, ...