During winter months, many people typically experience cold and flu symptoms. It’s important to know the signs of each one to better help recover. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has created a chart to help educate people on the differences between the two. The chart below details the difference between the cold and flu Read More…
It’s winter in New England and the temperature has dropped low. The CDC has provided a list of tips for how to protect yourself against the cold. Try to stay indoors during extremely cold weather. Make any trips outside as brief as possible, and remember these tips below to protect your health and safety. Take Read More…
It is a frigid January winter’s night. The outside thermometer reads 8 degrees Fahrenheit with a forecast of 2 degrees overnight. For some reason, it reminded me to finally edit and post photos that I took last Fall of the Frost Ice Bar, the new attraction at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. The bar is kept at Read More…
The common cold and the flu are both respiratory infections caused by viruses. The flu is considered to be more serious because it can lead to pneumonia and even death in persons who have other chronic illnesses. Symptoms of a cold come on gradually over a few days and are less severe than flu symptoms. Read More…