Can the Cold Give You a Cold?

Healthy Aging Daily Newsletter  |  January 18, 2015

Today's Top Story Can the Cold Give You a Cold? We've all been warned at one time or another to avoid going outside with a wet head or without a coat on a chilly day. The reason: You can catch a cold, right? Wrong. In fact, experts say this is one of many myths surrounding the common cold. Get the facts about the common cold.  » Featured Article Fatigued? A Sleep Disorder Could be to Blame Sleep-disordered breathing such as obstructive sleep apnea could add to the fatigue of living with multiple sclerosis. Learn more about MS and sleep disorders.  » Today's Recipe Mini Lunchbox Quiches While quiche is traditionally served warm, these mini versions from Lisa Leake hold well in the freezer and will defrost throughout the morning — ready to eat by the time lunch rolls around. Get the recipe!  » Ask the Expert If I'm in Menopause, Why Do I Have PMS? I am 52, and I may have had my last period six weeks ago, but I have felt PMS moodiness for the last three weeks. See Marcie Richardson, MD's answer  » Everyday Solutions Are You Getting the Nutrients You Need? Getting the right nutrients doesn’t just safeguard your health — it also supports a happier, more energetic you. Learn how to boost your diet with essential nutrients. Connect with Everyday Health