Parents reported that children with upper respiratory infections had more nocturnal relief from cough, congestion and sleep difficulty when using vapor rub compared with children treated with a ...

A handful of over-the-counter medications from the time of our grandparents have managed to stand the test of time. One of them is vapor rub, a spicy petroleum jelly popularly used to clear the ...

You know it for clearing congestion. But it can also repel mosquitoes. Dab a little on before heading outdoors this summer. Get sandal-ready by applying vapor rub on your feet. Then cover with socks ...

Applying a vapor rub is effective for treating children with night-time cough and congestion and improves sleep for children with cold symptoms, according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers ...

During the winter season, reaching out for a vapor rub for instant relief from nasal congestion, sore throat and cough is normal. But ever wondered how this basic element works? #1 What are vapor rubs ...

So which is stronger: the power of suggestion or vapor rub? The journal Pediatrics is reporting that scientists finally set about to determine if vapor rub really works. Many a parent and child can ...

Applying a vapor rub is effective for treating children with night-time cough and congestion and improves sleep for children with cold symptoms, according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers ...

A woman has revealed her bizarre obsession with eating vapor rub in the latest episode of TLC's My Strange Addiction. Danielle, 33, from San Antonio, Texas uses inhalers, patches, candles and rubs to ...

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Applying a vapor rub is effective for treating children with night-time cough and congestion and improves sleep for children with cold symptoms, according to new research. Applying a vapor rub is ...

Few approaches, especially over-the-counter medications, have demonstrated improvement of upper respiratory tract infection (URI) symptoms in children. Paul and colleagues tested whether a bedtime ...