We do not know if "sweating it out" would make any difference when you have a cold. One theory is that a brief rise in body temperature could act like a fever and help fight against the infection.

Yet at least the snowfall shouldn't last the entire day. The same can't be said for the bone-chilling cold that's snuck into the forecast for early next week. The short answer is "yes", and an ...

If showering is one of your post-workout habits, you should know that the temperature matters. Cold or hot—both can be refreshing and help to clean off sweat and dirt. However, the choice between ...

Friday will then start out cold but dry amid 6C to 9C before dry conditions continue into the night, with temperatures dropping to 0C to -3C. The weekend will become more cloudy with light rain ...

VATICAN CITY, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Wednesday that he is suffering from a "strong cold", and asked an aide to read his prepared message for his weekly general audience at the Vatican.

A bone-chilling -63 C: that was the temperature in Snag, Yukon, on Feb. 3 back in 1947, making it the coldest temperature ever recorded in North America. While the mercury isn’t forecast to dip ...

Grammys paid tribute to Liam Payne, featuring a montage of his journey with One Direction and a performance by Coldplay's Chris Martin. The 2025 Grammy Awards paid a heartfelt tribute to Liam ...

People report lower stress, improved sleep and better quality of life following cold-water immersion, researchers reported Jan. 29 in the journal PLOS One. However, these benefits often aren’t ...

Ten studies looked at immersion in an ice bath or cold plunge, and one studied the effect of cold showers. Studies were only included if participants were immersed in water at or above chest level.

Even sitting in one position for too long can reduce blood flow and make your extremities cold. Iron is important for carrying oxygen through the blood. According to a study published in 1996 ...

During one heated exchange, House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer (R., Ky.), called Moskowitz a “Smurf” and a proven liar, to which Moskowitz retorted: “Mr. Chairman ...