UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics is seeing an increase in cases of viral upper respiratory infections and allergies.

A 2024 shigella outbreak killed five Jacksonville Zoo apes. What you should know about the highly contagious illness that can ...

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has flagged five key foods as carrying a 'greater risk' of Listeriosis, a rare bacterial ... a rare infection and most people only experience mild symptoms ...

You might need antibiotics to help clear up a bacterial sinus infection. A short course of steroids like prednisone can help reduce inflammation and may be prescribed if you've had surgery or if you ...

abscessus infection are also infected with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, the most common pathogen in these conditions. However, how these two bacterial species interact during infection remains poorly ...

You can also catch a cold if you touch something with the virus on it, then touch your nose or mouth ... ways to tell them apart: Symptoms from a bacterial sinus infection usually last more ...

"We would advise anyone who has visited the farm, particularly those who attended feeding or petting sessions, and who is now experiencing symptoms ... infections caused by harmful bacteria ...

Introduction and Objectives Bacterial and fungal co-infections contribute to mortality and morbidity to patients with Influenza. We aimed to evaluate respiratory tract flora, degree of co-infection ...

coli bacteria ... infection can cause diarrhoea. If the infection increases, it can also cause sepsis and sometimes multi-organ failure. It can spread from one person to another through the mouth ...

A new, non-invasive breath test has emerged as a potential breakthrough for rapidly diagnosing bacterial infections and tracking treatment effectiveness. Developed by researchers from the ...

Bacteria can play established roles both as pathogens during infection but also as part of the host microbiota. The immune response to bacterial infection is a critical defence strategy protecting ...

In court, Dr Ayers said that when she said it could be a viral infection "that was only half of the sentence; I was thinking this could be bacterial and she could be septic". Dr Ayers said she was ...