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Can you catch a cold by going outside in cold weather without a jacket?
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No.: Definitely not. Colds are caused by viruses transmitted from others who are infected. Colds are more prevalent during the winter season because people spend more time indoors in groups. Cold weather can make your nose run.
Answered 3/14/2019
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