Here are five more facts about the common cold ... shrinking it in size so it can stay airborne for larger distances. Cold weather is notoriously dry, which explains why we’re more likely ...

That's why when you pick up what feels like a lot of snow you can compact it down into a tiny snowball. Do you have any other cool facts about the cold weather? Let us know in the comments.

The reason may partly have to do with the opening of schools. Cold weather may also play a role because it leads you to spend more time indoors with less air circulation, where you're in closer ...

Here, we look at four more fascinating facts about the common cold. Did you know that by the time you hit 75, you've probably suffered from 200 colds and spent around two years of your life ...

No truth in that one. You don't catch a cold because your immune system is weakened. However, if you keep a strong healthy immune system through healthy activities, such as exercise, regular ...

How can you protect yourself? I’m separating the myths from the facts about some of the most common beliefs surrounding the cold and flu. direct hand contact with someone who has a cold virus ...

So to help you understand your symptoms better, read on for our fascinating facts about the common cold THERE ARE OVER 200 DIFFERENT STRAINS OF COLD Out of 200 different strains of cold ...

These air masses are designated P for “polar” (cold), T for tropical (warm), M for maritime (wet) and C for continental (dry). The NOAA Central Library U.S. Daily Weather Maps Project is an ...