WHEN doctors asked Curtis Arnold-Harmer how long he’d been using cocaine, the 29-year-old was baffled. “I’ve never touched ...

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Ever wondered how doctors tackle a nasty upper respiratory infection? Dr. Frank McGeorge shares his go-to remedies for ...

Nasal decongestant spray can help relieve sinus infection symptoms in the short term. But you should limit your use to no more than 3 days to avoid a rebound effect, which can lead to worsening ...