You are more likely to catch a cold when the weather is cold, because people stay inside more, viruses live longer in living spaces during dry winter conditions

You are more likely to catch a cold when the weather is cold, because people stay inside more, viruses live longer in living spaces during dry winter conditions, etc. You are not more likely to catch a cold when you yourself get cold or chilled, as shown by the 1958 randomized trial and other experiments. The article's title ought to be amended to make it clear that the latter situation is being discussed.