In this Healthwatch 16 report, we explain the differences between winter allergies and a cold, along with treatment options.

We all know those people. The ones who have trouble with the cold. The ones who seem surprised it’s cold every winter, but who still choose to live in Northeast Ohio.

But if certain symptoms seem out of the ordinary when you step outside in winter, it could be you're allergic to the cold. Hives, which are red, itchy bumps that appear on the skin, can appear ...

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But it’s the bitter freezing temperatures that will really strike a blow. “The cold will be even more dangerous than the snow,” Braud warned. “With the wind chill, Tuesday morning will ...

Cold intolerance means you are more sensitive to cold temperatures than others. Reasons for feeling cold may also indicate an underlying condition, such as anemia, hypothyroidism (reduced thyroid ...

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Scientists have warned there is a 'severe risk' of catching a cold this week as nine million people across Britain suffer from the virus. They issued the health alert as the recent icy weather ...

Light snow and flurries are expected across central Oklahoma through about 10 p.m. Saturday, but bitter cold temperatures will have the biggest impact for the state.>> Go to the KOCO weather page | ...

A sulfite allergy is caused by exposure to sulfur-based compounds naturally found in certain foods and used in certain food preservatives and additives. This can lead to allergy symptoms like wheezing ...