sneeze

As one old adage goes, when it sneezes, the rest of the group catches a cold.

And if tech sneezes, global financial markets—starting with the U.S.—will catch a cold.

RSV can spread through coughs or sneezes but also by touching a contaminated surface, such as a door handle, and then touching your face before washing your hands, health officials warn.

It's a virus that spreads from person to person through close physical contact, coughs or sneezes and touching infected clothing, bedding or towels.

When the U.S. sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold.