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Covid-19: Two symptoms you should assume is the virus and not the common cold as winter kicks in

There are some telltale signs that you could in fact have Covid-19 rather than the common cold with one expert on the virus warning people to keep an eye out for two symptoms.

Edinburgh Live · Oct 17, 2022

What is the common cold and why is there no cure for it?

There are over 200 types of common cold viruses

The Independent UK · Oct 17, 2022

The key differences between a Covid sore throat and a common cold

As the virus mutates, different sets of symptoms have begun to appear

Manchester Evening News · Oct 11, 2022

Some coronaviruses kill, while others cause a common cold. We are getting closer to knowing why

It’s hard to imagine a time when “coronavirus” wasn’t a household word. But for a long time, this family of viruses had merited very little attention. Believed to be ubiquitous among animals and avian species, the first coronavirus to infect and cause disease in humans was only isolated and identified…

The Conversation · Oct 3, 2022

Feel a cold coming on? Here’s how to stop it getting worse

A doctor explains the dos and don’ts of the common cold. By Katie Wright.

The Independent UK · Aug 15, 2022

UK scientists take ‘promising’ step towards single Covid and cold vaccine

Francis Crick Institute in London says area of spike protein of Sars-CoV-2 could form basis of jab against variants and common cold

The Guardian - UK · Jul 27, 2022

UK scientists make breakthrough on vaccine against both COVID and common colds

It could be a game-changer

Wales Online · Jul 27, 2022

The morning Covid symptoms you should look out for

Two common cold symptoms prevalent in the morning could be a sign of Covid infection

Manchester Evening News · Jul 22, 2022

Omicron symptoms to look out for if you're fully vaccinated

If you are fully vaccinated, distinguishing between covid and the common cold can be difficult

Liverpool Echo · Jun 21, 2022

Fragile baby forced to spend weeks in hospital after contracting common cold

Tommy Armitage had to undergo open-heart surgery when he was born so that a stent could be fitted to help mitigate the impacts of Tetralogy of Fallot, which affects the blood flow through the heart

Daily Mirror · May 15, 2022