Colds/Flu Archives

Probiotics Prevent Coughs in Infants

Image courtesy of NIH.gov Kids get colds. It's just part of life, but it's best to keep babies from experiencing their first cough or cold for as long as possible. New research out of Finland shows that babies under eight months are a third less likely…
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Vitamin D Helps Boost Immunity to Colds

A new study reinforces the role that Vitamin D plays in preventing colds and other respiratory tract infections. Researchers using data from 18,883 participants in the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey found that Vitamin D could boost immunity to colds, even after adjusting for demographic and clinical factors such…
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Stop the Spread of Germs in School to Limit Colds and Flu

Now that children are headed back to school, it’s time to brush up on the best ways to avoid seasonal flu and other illness. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has published information on its web site to help parents keep their children healthy. First, the facts: Approximately…
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