As a college student, the CDC recommends an annual flu vaccine. Thank your close quarters, which make it likely you'll catch influenza if you bypass the flu shot. The good news is that flu shots are painless, free, and an effective method of immunization.

Although 95% of us will get mononucleosis at some point, mono makes itself most known on college campuses. If you're experiencing symptoms of mono, like constant fatigue or general lethargy, it's probable that you've contracted the "kissing diesase."

Spring break is all about partying as much as possible. Unfortunately, nothing can kill your good time faster than too much beer or liquor leading to alcohol poisoning or unprotected sex leading to STDs.

Between torturous tests and Friday frat parties, the last thing you want to think about is bed bugs. Unfortunately, these and other parasites, like head lice, may lurk around your dorm room. Here, everything you need to know to prevent these bug bites.

Athlete's foot is the result of a fungus that lurks in college showers and gyms. If your feet get this contagious disease, you're joined by the majority of college students who, at some point, have to deal with the peeling and itching of the condition.

Your college dorm room is likely home to plenty of dirty roommates--including some you don't even know about. In this video, we'll dig into the dirt and bacteria in your dorm, and discuss the health risks of forgoing basic hygiene.