Covid measures have made flu in Australia almost non-existent
Flu infections have been running at about one percent of the normal rate and going to work with flu may be gone forever, experts predict.
Flu infections have been running at about one percent of the normal rate and going to work with flu may be gone forever, experts predict.
When it comes to one's health, there is no room for complacency in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The chill is in the air, the scarves and coats have been wrenched from the back of the wardrobe and dusted off but the most ominous sign that winter has arrived... the cough!
CHRIS'S KITCHEN | As one of the main men running the kitchen of London’s famous Claridge’s restaurant, Chris Ark knows more than most about managing one’s health and that of his staff. This week he gives us some tips of how to stave off the dreaded cold and flu’s.
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