Colds and Infections - Videos

Terrifying Bridge Leaves Commuters Too Scared To Drive

Imagine a bridge so scary, that people actually pay somebody to drive them across it. INSIDE EDITION catches up with commuters who can't handle the ride and the driver who offers them a lift.

Controlling Humidity Levels in School Could Control the Spread of the Flu

For years scientists have tried to better understand the flu. A Mayo Clinic researcher says controlling humidity levels in places like schools could help stop the virus from spreading, and he's putting his theory to the test.

Flu Stats in Minnesota Have Officials Concerned

Flu stats in Minnesota have state health officials concerned. In the last week alone, 401 people have been hospitalized for flu like illness bringing the total to 1,121 hospitalizations.

Public Health Officials Say Outbreak Resembles Classic Flu Epidemic

Public health officials released the latest national data on flu cases. The numbers suggest the flu season may have peaked in some southeastern states. However, flu cases continue to spike elsewhere. Experts say it looks like a classic flu epidemic.

Officials Concerned There Are Not Enough Flu Vaccines

With what seems like a second wave of flu outbreak, there's a sudden rush of people asking for the flu shot, some clinics struggle to keep enough of the vaccine on hand.

6-Year Old Dies From Flu-Like Symptoms

A 6-year-old Texas girl with flu-like symptoms died hours after she visited an emergency room in Dallas.

Flu Causes Overflowing Emergency Rooms

From babies to adults, the flu is not being picky about who it affects this year. And with emergency rooms overflowing, many places are even running out of Flu-shots, TamilFlu and other medicines to fight the virus.

Emergency Rooms Turning Away Flu Patients

The flu outbreak across the country has become so bad now, that emergency rooms are having to turn away patients, while others are treating patients in tents set up in the parking lot.

Businesses Are Taking a Hit from the Flu Epidemic

Businesses across the country are taking a hit this flu season, sa workers call in sick ...knocked down by the flu. so now those businesses are urging employees to get flu shots an providing helpful tips to avoid the flu.

Flu Epidemic Is Keeping Kids From School

As the flu epidemic spreads in the US, parents are trying to keep their kids safe by keeping them from school.

The Flu Season and Lack of Medication in Hospitals

From babies to adults, the flu is not being picky about who it affects this year. And with emergency rooms overflowing, many places are even running out of Flu-shots, TamilFlu and other medicines to fight the virus.

A Promising New Cancer Drug

The early success of a new class of cancer drugs, revealed in test results released here over the last several days, has raised hope among the world's top cancer specialists that they may be on the verge of an important milestone in the fight against the disease.

How Not to Get Sick Traveling Abroad

Different countries have different health concerns and vaccines you need to be aware of before traveling there this summer.

The Cause and Prevention of Lyme Disease

Lyme disease, an infection which can lead to arthritis and other more serious complications, is spread by tiny deer ticks commonly found in the northeastern U.S. What can you do to keep these bugs at bay?

Flu Near You: What Happens When the Flu Goes Viral?

Rumi Chunara, Instructor, Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, shares the advancement of digital disease detection.

Symptoms of Celiac Disease

The Doctors has an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how the latest article focuses on the symptoms of celiac disease.

Receiving a Cochlear Implant

The House Ear Institute in Los Angeles uses cutting-edge technology to help people hear, many of them for the first time. When 4-year old Kennedy was only three weeks old, she was diagnosed with enlarged vestibular aqueduct syndrome (EVAS), a condition in the inner ear that causes partial or progressive hearing loss. See how a cochlear implant changed Kennedy's life forever.

Noise-Induced Hearing Loss

How loud is too loud? The Doctors explain how noise-induced hearing loss can occur.

10 Bizarre Medical Procedures

Watch these odd medical surgeries and procedures - some are strange, some twisted, and some even successful.

An Eyeball-Eating Parasite?

You've heard of parasites attacking your digestive system, but what about a bug that can eat away at your eyeball?

Girl With Rare Skin Disorder Inspires Positive Outlook

15 year-old Hunter Steinitz suffers from a rare skin disease called Harlequin Ichthyosis. INSIDE EDTION sits down with Steinitz to discuss her challenge and her positive outlook on life.

What Causes a Fishy Body Odor?

Soap and water is usually the most effective way to wash away a rank odor, but what if the scent of fish, trash or even feces was constantly wafting off your body? Learn about Trimethylaminuria (TMAU), a rare metabolic disorder in which a digestive enzyme deficiency prohibits the body from breaking down metabolites in food, resulting in a chronic stench.

When to Have Hernia Surgery

General surgeon Dr. Daniel Marcus explains when a patient should consider undergoing surgery for a hernia.

Keyhole Surgery for Hernias

General surgeon Dr. Daniel Marcus performs a minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery for an inguinal hernia.

Breakthrough Vaccine to Combat Stomach Flu

Norovirus infects 21-million Americans, sending 70-thousand to the hospital and killing 800. Now, researchers are working on a new way to protect you and your family from the awful illness.

Emergent Organ Transplants

Hear from a woman who needed an emergent liver transplant, due to life-threatening complications during pregnancy. The only liver available was sub-optimal, but without it, she would have died. See how she is doing today.

Pneumonia.. Or Something Like It

If you're like a lot of people, you may have had the flu this season.. and then wondered if it may actually be pneumonia. It's a common question because the symptoms are similar and there are so many Googlechondriacs out there -- maybe even you. Here's how to tell.

The Health Hazards of Talking Too Much

The Doctors explains whether talking too much can cause vocal cord nodules to form.

10 Incredibly Rare Diseases

10 Incredibly Rare DiseasesSome are lethal, others just strange but all 10 of these diseases are incredibly rare.Music = Criminal Crevasses by Gerrit Wunder and Dorothee Badent

The LINX Reflux Management System for Chronic Heartburn Treatment

See how a beaded, magnetic device is being used to cure chronic heartburn.
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