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Colds are germs that can be spread by sneezing and coughing.In winter you spend more time inside around people so you are more likely to get one.
In their nose!
Some studies suggest that people of mixed race backgrounds are less likely to get certain genetic diseases. We still get colds and stuff like that though.
Well it depends.If you are alergic to dogs then yes!
they're normal people so yes
There is no way you can prevent them completely, but your best chance of avoiding them is to wash your hands. Thoroughly. Multiple times a day. It seems almost like adopting a compulsion, but it is the most effective thing you can do to avoid colds. And a handful of other ailments, too.
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Yes it may. Once flowers start to bloom, most people get colds; from pollen although they are not allergic to it like me while people who are allergic experience colds, red eyes, itchy eyes and more.
Not really. Cold weather does not cause the viral infections we call the common cold. Only exposure to the virus germ that causes colds will give you the cold, not temperature changes. The only link between being in a cold country and catching colds is likely that you are indoors and more crowded to stay warm in cold countries, and that makes the chances higher that you will catch the virus from someone else in the room who has caught a cold.
Yes in fact. The body is more likely to catch infections when it is down or at stress. Being pregnant is putting the body under stress in a number of ways.
it helped us find out about bacterias and how we have colds
common cold flu salmonella