Just a few puffs into each nostril, and you're protected against infection from nasty cold viruses - that is, according to claims made for many nasal sprays. Can they really do this?Well, not directly ...

Just because you can buy a medication over the counter doesn’t mean it’s always safe. Here’s how you should really be using ...

Viruses and germs lurk everywhere: on surfaces that we touch and in the air. People catch most of them by breathing them in. “Many viruses like to enter through the ...

Nasal vaccine devices have the potential to offer more convenient and more effective protection against a variety of viruses.

The recalled products were sold across 32 states — including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a recall of 89,312 bottles of a popular nasal ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is recalling 89,312 bottles of NasoGel nasal spray because the product might cause ...

Retired electrician Joe Walsh in December became the first Alzheimer’s patient to try a nasal spray used to treat other ...

To reduce the odds of catching the flu and colds, experts say consider tried-and-true prevention methods like hand washing and mask wearing.

The inhaled monoclonal antibody IN-006 shows promise in COVID-19 treatment, with high airway antibody levels and a favorable safety profile in healthy adults.

The drug is designed to reduce inflammation in the brain and has been used on MS, cancer and migraine headaches.

China has reported two more H9N2 avian flu infections in humans, both of them patients from Hunan province in the southern ...