At this time of year we're all trying to avoid falling sick – but are you able to detect the subtle signs that someone is ill? While coughing, sneezing and nose-blowing are obvious clues, there are ...

After this Booker Prize finalist became seriously ill, everything seemed very real, and everything seemed to matter. Credit...Antoine Cossé Supported by By Ben Markovits Ben Markovits’s latest novel, ...

Christmas is just days away, but with winter illnesses surging, experts warn there is one festive nightmare many people know all too well – falling ill the moment you finally stop working. For ...

Everyone's home for the holidays — and so are the germs. It's possible sickness could be knocking on the door along with your party guests. It's cold and flu season, and common winter illnesses such ...

Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission. McKenzie covers all things health, fitness, diet and wellness for the New York Post, keeping readers plugged into the latest trends and ...

As millions of Americans hit the road or took to the skies for the holidays, another seasonal traveler is picking up speed: influenza. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that ...

Norovirus, the infamous "winter vomiting disease," is surging again across the United States. Norovirus is a highly contagious stomach bug that causes sudden, often violent bouts of diarrhea and ...