US EditionFlu vs cold: How to spot the difference
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Flu vs cold: How to spot the difference
Flu season typically begins in late April and peaks in June and July. While colds can occur year-round, the flu follows a more defined seasonal pattern, making now the ideal time to get vaccinated and take preventive steps. “Sniffling, sneezing, body aches—it’s that time of year again. But how do you know if you’re dealing with a common cold or something more serious like the flu?” asks Murray Hewlett, CEO of Affinity Health. “Knowing what you’r…
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