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Doctor shares simple way to tell if you have flu or a cold as cases rise

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Some people find it difficult to tell the difference between flu and the common cold, but there are some key signs and symptoms to look out for, according to a doctor

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Irish Mirror

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Three major differences between cold and flu as HSE issue appeal to public

Colds and flu are often thought to be the same thing, but flu is far more serious than the common cold

3 months ago·Ireland

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Daily Record

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'I'm a doctor – here's how to tell the difference between cold and flu'

The NHS has warned that cases of flu are rising, so a doctor has shared information about symptoms you should learn about. Here's everything you need to know

3 months ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Bristol Post

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Doctor shares simple way to tell if you have flu or a cold as cases rise

Some people find it difficult to tell the difference between flu and the common cold, but there are some key signs and symptoms to look out for, according to a doctor

3 months ago·Bristol, United Kingdom

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Great Yorkshire Radio

‘It’s Not Too Late To Get A Flu Jab’ Urges Local NHS Doctor - Great Yorkshire Radio

An NHS doctor has reminded people it’s not too late to get a flu jab as pressure grows on local hospitals amid a rise in cases. Around two thirds of people with flu in hospitals across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire are aged over 65, one of the groups identified as most ‘at risk’ from the virus. With fears that cases could spike as children return to school following the Christmas break, the National Medical Director of NHS England, Pr…

3 months ago

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Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership

Flu cases are rising, but it’s not too late to get protected - Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership

An infectious disease specialist is reminding people it’s not too late to get the flu jab as winter pressures continue to bite. Around two in every three people with confirmed flu in hospitals across the Humber region are aged over 65 – one of the groups identified as most ‘at risk’ from the winter virus. With concerns that flu cases will rise again following Christmas and New Year get-togethers, as children return to school, and with Professor …

3 months ago

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