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Study to Investigate the Effects of Hot Drinks on Nasal Airway Resistance and Symptoms of Common Cold
Common cold medicines are often formulated as a hot drink yet there is no evidence in the public domain that presenting the medicine as a hot drink has any impact on symptom severity.
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