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Results tagged with common-cold
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A constellation of upper respiratory and systemic symptoms, often including cough, rhinorrhea, conjunctivitis, sinusitis, and/or fever. The common cold is caused by a variety of viral pathogens, most commonly rhinovirus species. For questions about influenza, use the influenza tag instead.
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Nasal spray or oral spray against airborne viruses
I'm seeing different approaches to try protect/alleviate against airborne viruses (e.g. HRV). Let's take some examples:
Enzymatica ColdZyme - oral spray
P&G Vicks First Defense - nasal spray
Taffix - …
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