Common Cold Cases Hit 3-Year High. Doctors Warn of Tough Flu Season Ahead

Common cold cases hit 3-year high. Doctors warn of tough flu season ahead

We haven't had this many cases of the common cold since 2022, CDC data reveals. As flu season begins, are we headed for a double whammy?

Cold Cases Spiking In U.S.

Cases of the common cold are rising across the country.  The CDC reports common cold viruses are at the highest levels since 2022.  These cases typically peak in September, before the flu season starts.  The CDC says flu cases remain low for now, but that could change soon.  Weather shifting, combined with kids back in school could bring an active flu season.