MISSISSIPPI-A sudden surge of an unspecified illness among students and staff forced administrators to shut down classrooms ...

Surviving January without getting sick may make you feel like the star of a horror film. But you're likely a lovable sidekick at best.

“Did she say you gave it to her?” “How did you know?” “We always get blamed,” said Ralph, adding that his wife, Linda, is a hospital nurse. “She sees plenty of sick people, but she can’t afford to be ...

The best foods to eat when you are sick depend on your symptoms. A cup of warm tea and hard candies or lozenges can make you feel better if you have a sore throat from a cold or the flu.

This grandma sneezes several times a day. Everyone has a unique sneeze but this grandma sneezes like no other. Her dramatic sneeze is almost like a scream. Thousands march in Washington days ...

Someone had to ask for confirmation that it was his feet and not a funny sound effect! His turbocharged zoomies are loved by many. Nimbus, apparently, does not like sneezes. They’re too loud and too ...

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Inside Jimmy Mizen killer’s sick lyrics as he brags: ‘Went to court, put my hand on that book and lied through my teeth’ In the track Dispersal, he boasts about being housed in the ...

The "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" alum said she’s “sick of being sick” and “hiding out” as she deals with an ongoing health problem Charles Sykes/Bravo via Getty; Brandi Glanville/X ...

"Most conditions are spread by respiratory droplets, so as we talk, cough, or sneeze, we're typically spreading respiratory droplets," Dr. Jones explained. Masks help reduce the transmission of ...

While symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, and decreased appetite may improve after the first week, coughing and congestion can persist for weeks. To prevent the spread of RSV when you’re sick, you can ...

More:Sick season has started ... Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your elbow, not your hands.