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New York sees a 3-year high in cold cases, with 31% of tests positive for rhinovirus and enterovirus, prompting health warnings.
New York is seeing a surge in common cold cases, reaching a 3-year high with 31% of weekly tests positive for rhinovirus and enterovirus, according to the CDC.
Symptoms like runny nose, sore throat, cough, and fatigue are widespread, and health officials urge seeking medical care if symptoms last beyond five days.
The rise coincides with the start of flu season, raising concerns about a dual burden of respiratory illnesses, especially among children returning to school.
Experts recommend rest, hydration, handwashing, and getting flu and COVID-19 vaccines to reduce risk.
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