Key Highlights
- Increased coughs and colds are common as autumn approaches.
- The term 'super flu' describes a more severe or prolonged flu, not an official virus.
- Dr. Oscar Duke provides tips for identifying symptoms and avoiding illness.
Is it a cold, 'super flu' or Covid? How to tell the difference
As autumn arrives, many individuals are experiencing coughs and colds, leading to confusion over whether symptoms are due to a common cold, COVID-19, or the so-called 'super flu.' Dr. Oscar Duke offers insights on distinguishing between these illnesses despite the unclear impact of colder weather on our immune systems.
A woman outside in a grey wool hat and green jumper blows her nose on a tissue
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