Fort Carson's history follows 250 years of Army influence in not only the Pikes Peak region but also across the nation.

Colds and flu can share many of the same symptoms%2C including runny or stuffy nose%2C sore throat and cough Fever%2C aches%2C chills%2C tiredness and sudden onset of symptoms are key signs of the ...

Oh no! You’re sick. Now you’re knee deep in tissues, trying to treat it with a pharmacy’s worth of medicine, but you should be asking yourself ‘Is it a cold or the flu?’ Yes, there’s a difference. The ...

As Australian families grapple with rising living costs, new research reveals the toll of winter cold and flu on household finances, as well as family health and wellbeing. Findings from the Winter ...

While colds can be irritating, the flu can knock you flat and lead to serious complications. Flu season typically begins in late April and peaks in June and July. While colds can occur year-round ...

Experimental Bird Flu Vaccine Excels in Animal Models Apr. 23, 2025 — A vaccine under development has demonstrated complete protection in mice against a deadly variant of the virus that causes ...

There is no cure for a cold or the flu, but a bowl of chicken soup or a cup of hot ginger tea with honey can help manage the symptoms. Some home remedies, such as vitamin C, may slightly reduce ...

Nobody looks forward to getting a cold or the flu. Unfortunately, at this cooler time of the year, it’s more likely to happen as we tend to spend more time indoors, allowing viruses to pass more ...

We know the foods that make a cold or flu better—like a steaming bowl of chicken soup or a mug of ginger tea. But what about ...

Colds and flu can sap your appetite, right when you need nutrition the most. These are the foods that will keep your immune system in fighting shape—and a few that could make you feel worse.

A person may still be able to get the flu shot when sick with mild illnesses, such as colds and sinus infections. However, a doctor may recommend delaying the shot if the person has severe symptoms.