Hay fever and Covid share a few symptoms, but there are some that are unique to the virus. GP Dr Rupa Parmar shares the ...

A new study from researchers at the George Washington University has found that certain bacteria living in the nose may influence how likely someone is to get a COVID-19 infection. Published in ...

A recent discovery confirms that the microscopic organisms found in the nose can potentially determine the individual’s level of COVID-19 vulnerability. People with particular bacterial profiles ...

This can lead to classic flu symptoms like a cough, stuffy nose, and sore throat. But many flu-like symptoms can overlap with other conditions like the common cold, allergies, and COVID-19.

Even though it’s called hay fever, it does not actually cause a fever. However, common signs of Covid include having chills or a high temperature. Check your temperature if you feel unwell; if it’s ...

That means leaving your nose exposed amid the pandemic poses a double risk, creating an entry and an exit point for the coronavirus. Is it safe to ride public transport during Covid-19?

As if nose-picking was not enough of a no-no already ... seems to have left them three times as likely to have picked up Covid-19, according to the survey, which was published in the medical ...