They may be irritating and annoying, but often we just can't help ourselves from laughing, sneezing, itching, coughing and crying. Here we look at the reasons for the functions which are part and ...

The flu can spread through tiny droplets when people sneeze, cough, or talk. Although less common, people can also contract the flu by touching a surface with the virus. The CDC recommends ...

A cold shares many symptoms with RSV but is less likely to cause severe illness. Both colds and RSV have symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, cough, sore throat, and decrease in appetite. Babies ...

The flu is highly contagious, according to the CDC. The disease is spread mainly by droplets made when people with flu cough, sneeze, or talk. These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of ...

We all cough. You can have a mild cough that can be annoying or a severe cough that can be so harsh it can break a rib. Experts say coughing is the top reason people see a doctor — more than 30 ...

On Tuesday, McVay said that Higbee was hospitalized because he was "coughing up a little bit of blood," but that he made the trip back to Los Angeles and expects to play Sunday against the ...

When you sneeze, air is expelled from your lungs at high speed to effectively clear out unwelcome particles. Stifling this reflex by pinching your nose or closing your mouth traps pressurised air ...

"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 ...