Health Tip: Stave Off Cold Symptoms for Better Sleep
(HealthDay News) -- When you're sick with a cold, plenty of sleep may be just what you need. But a stuffy nose and cough can prevent you from getting your rest.
Here are suggestions to help you sleep while you battle a cold, courtesy of the National Sleep Foundation:
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