Cold and Flu

Norovirus is a group of viruses that are brought on when the food we eat or surfaces we touch are contaminated, lasting for about 1-3 days. Currently, there are six recognized norovirus genogroups. Three of…

You may believe that winter is the season where most people come down with a bug. It is not like once the winter breeze leaves, so do the germs. We have the ability to get…

 

Temperatures change and fluctuate day by day. On Monday it may be frigidly cold, on Thursday you could be out wearing just a t-shirt and jeans; the following Monday the weather may cycle back to…

Your own two hands are the first line of defense when trying to avoid the flu virus for six months of the year. The flu can so easily maneuver its way from one surface to…

Do you know how you should be fighting the flu? If not, meet the 5 Flu Fighters.

It may be too late for you. Your fever is setting in, there are tissues all over the room, and even the dog will not lay by your side. That’s right; you’ve got THE FLU.

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 Is your office a fairly quiet environment? You may have some soft pop/rock hits from the 90s and today playing over the radio as some background noise. But what cuts through the noise better than…

If you haven’t heard yet there are 6 more weeks of winter headed our way (thanks, Punxsutawney Phil for your prediction!) Some of you may live in an area where the worst of winter is…

Picture this: you are sitting down at your desk at work. You hear a sneeze sneak out from your co-worker a few desks over, followed by an eruption of “bless you’s” and that one guy…

The holidays are supposed to be the best time of the year. You get to see your cousins, friends from out of town, and there are sooo many cookies, turkeys, and pies to enjoy. Did…