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Infectious Disease

Closeup of vials of vaccines in background with one being punctured by a vaccine needle in foreground.
July 6, 2023/Infectious Disease

How Are Vaccines Developed and How Do They Work?

They can stop an infection before it gets you sick or prevent you from becoming seriously sick

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June 29, 2023/Primary Care

How To Treat an Infected Nose Piercing

Soap, water and an antibiotic ointment are your best bet

elderly person sitting in an armchair with hand on his chest
June 5, 2023/Infectious Disease

Adults 60 and Up Are at Greater Risk of Complications From RSV

Taking extra precaution during RSV season can be lifesaving

older adult coughing
May 31, 2023/Infectious Disease

Why Is RSV Different Now Than In Past Years?

Our most at-risk populations are still highly affected by RSV

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Person home sick with covid sitting on couch, with covid virus floating in air.
May 23, 2023/Infectious Disease

Does COVID-19 Put You More at Risk for RSV?

Despite some similarities, RSV and COVID-19 aren’t related in any way

person using an inhaler
May 15, 2023/Infectious Disease

What Are the Long-Term Effects of RSV?

People with certain pre-existing medical conditions have increased risk factors

petri dish with e-coli
April 4, 2023/Infectious Disease

The Growing Threat of Fungal Infections

The world is getting warmer and fungi are evolving

Person drinking water.
March 31, 2023/Infectious Disease

Know Your Treatment Options for COVID-19

From antiviral meds to preventive therapy, the options are greater than ever

Zombies and viruses side by side.
March 30, 2023/Infectious Disease

The Science Behind Zombie Viruses and Infections

The concept of infection is rooted in scientific truth

someone taking an at-home covid test
March 21, 2023/Infectious Disease

Can You Still Use an Expired COVID-19 Test?

Antibodies used to detect the virus can weaken over time, so results may not be reliable

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