COVID-19 vs a cold At first, COVID-19 will seem very similar to a cold, with coughing and sneezing. “You start to see a cold, and the reason it’s called a cold is because you don’t have a ...

It's unlikely, but holding in a sneeze may cause a fracture. Case reports have shown that some people have developed larynx (voice box) and malleus (a small bone in your middle ear) fractures ...

and essential services employ a workforce of millions of people who also have to go out every day. That’s where the risk of transmission increases, especially in crowded places. A sneeze or a ...

ACHOO syndrome causes uncontrollable sneezing from sunlight, camera flashes, and more. Evidence suggests that scientists have been trying to understand the cause as far back as 350 BCE.

My guess is that watching celebrities do something as mundane, human and out of their control as sneezing offers some kind of voyeuristic pleasure. But, in all honesty, have you ever devoted much ...

A simple sneeze can travel up to 100 miles an hour and spray a cloud of 100,000 germs. Sounds gross, but sneezing is actually a protective reflex that's designed to keep you healthy. It begins ...

A five-year-old girl, described by her parents as a "little firecracker," is battling an ultra-rare brain tumour, defying the ...

Sneezing and reverse sneezing are both common with rhinitis and sinusitis. Regardless of which condition your dog has, they may also have these common symptoms: 4. A desire for attention When your ...

intense change in sunlight triggers you to sneeze. Around the world, about 18 to 35 percent of people have this genetic trait. There’s also a popular myth that holding in a sneeze will cause ...

Researchers have identified specific cells and neuropeptides involved in mediating the sneeze response in mice exposed to allergens or chemical irritants such as capsaicin. Amanda was an associate ...