Seasonal flu News

Although the common cold and the flu are unavoidable, there are smart measures you can take to help keep your children healthy.

A recent study says, children infected with seasonal common cold are likely to have immunity against Covid-19. Read on to learn more.  

Celebrity Dietician and Nutritionist Swati Bathwal in an exclusive interview with Zee News Digital shared what works best in winters and food items that we must include in our daily diet.

Many patients have been going to the hospital with flu-like symptoms - high fever, body ache, cough and cold Doctors say most of them are recovering in five to seven days with symptomatic treatments

By wearing masks, people are also less likely to suffer from seasonal allergies Face mask prevent pollen from flowers, trees, and grass coming into contact with the nose and mouth

Influenza and several types of coronaviruses that cause the common cold are known to peak in winter in temperate regions but circulate year-round in tropical regions The authors reviewed these seasonal viruses, examining the viral and host factors that control their seasonality as well as the latest knowledge on the stability and transmission of SARS-CoV-2 The researchers explain that virus survival in the air and on surfaces, people`s susceptibility to infections, and human behaviors, such as indoor crowding, differ across the seasons due to changes in temperature and humidity

 The team measured negative mood, positive mood, physical activity, diet and sleep three times a week over a six week period in a group of 138 older people due to have their flu jab.

 Dengue, chikungunya, malaria, the flu – there are all sorts of possibilities. However, the good news is that they are very much preventable.

Flavonoids are commonly found in black tea, red wine and blueberries.

Most cases of Parkinson's have no known cause and researchers continue to debate and study possible factors that may contribute to the disease.

Pneumonia or bronchitis pose the biggest heart attack risk, the research found.

Scientists have developed a new model that uses Twitter posts to predict how the infection may affect the human population.

Doctors warned that the number of people with flu-like symptoms may go up in the coming days due to changing weather.