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The difference between a cold and the flu
“I don’t feel good!” Whether you are an adult or a child, there are times when you just want to scream that. When you have a cold or the flu, it is one of those times.
Colds and influenza are caused by different viruses. They share many of the same symptoms and they both make you feel lousy. They are different illnesses and that difference is important.
Filed under: Influenza, Medicine, Original writing · Tags: colds, colds versus flu, flu
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