Dr Harting explains that while the severe cold relief and chest congestion syrup, which is priced at $11.99, has 'flu' in the name, it 'unfortunately isn't really helpful.' ...

Natural remedies for flu include herbal supplements, dietary supplements, diet, and rest, which can help ease symptoms like ...

Ginger and honey offer a natural solution for cold and cough. Ginger's properties reduce throat swelling and fight infections. Honey soothes sore throats and suppresses coughs. The combination boosts ...

Kadha or herbal tea — which is better for cold and flu? Discover the key benefits, differences, and which remedy works best ...

According to Costco.com, the affected Kirkland Signature Severe Cold & Flu medicine comes from select locations in the Midwest and Southeast. If you think you might have purchased this, check for ...

It worked great for him when he had a migraine, and cold-flu season hit and we needed to nap during the day to rest. They are comfortable, and do the job well." — L.A. $17 at Amazon ...

Oscillococcinum is a homeopathic product widely used to relieve flu-like symptoms. It is made from extreme dilutions of the ...

“During cold and flu season the Starbucks Medicine ball is the hot secret menu order,” adds Adrien Paczosa, RD, LD, CEDRD-S, chief clinical officer and founder of Nourish, a national ...

Demazin is a cold and flu medicine. The Day tablets contain a decongestant and pain reliever. The Night tablet contains a decongestant, pain reliever and antihistamine. Pseudoephedrine ...

With cold and flu season in full swing, many people are turning to teas for a bit of respiratory relief. One drink that people swear by at Starbucks has been dubbed the "medicine ball" for its ...

Tree pollen season has begun in South Carolina while cold and flu viruses are still circulating, which can confuse patients. Fevers can be one way to tell.

Dr. Seery said the severity of this cold and flu season appears to be lower than in recent years. “This is looking a little more similar to pre-pandemic-type levels,” Dr. Seery said.