Learn what distinguishes COVID-19, influenza, and the common cold from one another, and how to know what your runny nose means.
The season of respiratory viruses is upon us. Learn what distinguishes COVID-19 , influenza, and the common cold from one another, and how to know what your runny nose means.You wake up one day, and your nose feels a little stuffy. You find yourself reaching for that box of Kleenex more and more, and to your dismay, the crumpled tissues are starting to pile up. Maybe there’s an ominous tickle in your throat that just won’t go away, no matter how much water you chug.
As we anticipate the yearly uptick of flu and common cold cases, how can we distinguish those sicknesses from the still-prevalent and virulent COVID-19?If there’s one thing COVID-19, the flu, and the common cold all have in common, it’s that they’re caused by viruse
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