Summer Cold Lingering?
It Could Be An Allergy
A summer cold is more irritating than debilitating, but before making a cold-diagnosis, consider the possibility of allergies. Although there are some differences, cold and allergy symptoms frequently overlap. The most important difference is that colds do not last longer than 14 days. If you still have symptoms after two weeks, they may be allergy symptoms.
Protect Yourself, Your Family, Your Community
Immunize!
Immunization is a lifelong, life-protecting community effort regardless of age, sex, race, ethnic background or country of origin. Parents enrolling their children in school, or students entering college, even healthcare workers preparing for the flu season should double check their vaccination chart to determine if they are up-to-date.
Avoid a 400 degree oven on a sweltering summer evening by using an outdoor barbecue. Cool down with an Arnold Palmer iced tea and enjoy grilled vegetables and a lean cut of meat prepared in a Chile Garlic Marinade.
