A runny nose is one of the most irritating cold symptoms. While medications may provide temporary relief, but experts reveal what you eat has a major role in relieving nasal congestion and mucus ...

Sudden tickles inside your nostrils that make you rub, sniff or scratch is something most of us experience every now and then. Getting an itchy nose is also very common during peak winter months, and ...

There's a reason hot soups, especially those with chicken or vegetable broth, are commonly suggested during a cold. Warm liquids thin down mucus, making it less hard to rid the body of and, by ...

CHARDON, Ohio — In the spirit of giving, one Northeast Ohio dog training facility is helping shelter dogs gain something far more meaningful than treats or toys -- confidence, basic skills and a ...

When we breathe, one nostril is more closed than the other and so has a slower rate of airflow. That slower flow of air means ...

A blocked, stuffy nose and clogged sinuses are no fun. Try these home remedies to clear congestion, improve sinus drainage, ...

Following a brief warm-up this weekend, Houston’s temperatures are back on the cooler side this morning. We’re going to be ...

Most of us feel chilly from time to time—maybe during the winter, after a dip in the pool, or from sitting too long in an air ...

High above the North Pole, about 10 to 30 miles above Earth’s surface, sits a massive whirlpool of icy air known as the polar ...

Chicagoans woke up to brutal cold Wednesday, with wind chills plunging to nearly 15 below. Health officials say the ...

Even when it's very cold outside, most people can safely walk or exercise outside in the winter, but not when the wind chill is well below zero.

When conditions are cold, wind can strip away the warm layer of air insulating your skin. Because of this, wind makes the effective temperature to your body colder than the actual air temperature.