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Infectious Disease (Page 250)

Hard Lessons Learned From the Ebola Fight

2016-01-06
By: Weekly MD Team
On: January 6, 2016
In: Infectious Disease, Public Health

West Africa epidemic showed women survived more, and an anti-malaria drug worked well, scientists reportContinue Reading

Hard Lessons Learned From the Ebola Fight

2016-01-06
By: Weekly MD Team
On: January 6, 2016
In: Infectious Disease, Public Health

West Africa epidemic showed women survived more, and an anti-malaria drug worked well, scientists reportContinue Reading

Try Home Remedies for Child’s Cough or Cold

2016-01-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: January 5, 2016
In: Alternative Medicine, Infectious Disease, Kids' Health, Parenting, Respiratory Health

Over-the-counter treatments are riskier and costlier, says American Academy of PediatricsContinue Reading

Try Home Remedies for Child’s Cough or Cold

2016-01-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: January 5, 2016
In: Alternative Medicine, Infectious Disease, Kids' Health, Parenting, Respiratory Health

Over-the-counter treatments are riskier and costlier, says American Academy of PediatricsContinue Reading

Asthma May Be Linked to Shingles Risk

2015-12-31
By: Weekly MD Team
On: December 31, 2015
In: Asthma, Infectious Disease, Kids' Health

Chances of getting painful skin condition 70 percent higher among people with respiratory condition, study findsContinue Reading

It’s Not Too Late to Get a Flu Shot

2015-12-30
By: Weekly MD Team
On: December 30, 2015
In: Infectious Disease, Public Health, Vitamins / Drugs

Influenza activity usually peaks in January or February, FDA saysContinue Reading

Hepatitis C May Be Tied to Greater Risk for Parkinson’s Disease

2015-12-23
By: Weekly MD Team
On: December 23, 2015
In: Cancer, Infectious Disease, Medical Disorders, Neurological, Organs

People with the virus also nearly 30 percent more likely to develop the nervous system disorder, researchers sayContinue Reading

Hepatitis C May Be Tied to Greater Risk for Parkinson’s Disease

2015-12-23
By: Weekly MD Team
On: December 23, 2015
In: Cancer, Infectious Disease, Medical Disorders, Neurological, Organs

People with the virus also nearly 30 percent more likely to develop the nervous system disorder, researchers sayContinue Reading

Get Your Flu Shot Before the Flu Is Widespread: CDC

2015-12-23
By: Weekly MD Team
On: December 23, 2015
In: Infectious Disease, Vitamins / Drugs

Almost everyone 6 months and older should be vaccinated, experts say
Continue Reading

U.S. Teen Treated for Rare Rat-Bite Fever

2015-12-23
By: Weekly MD Team
On: December 23, 2015
In: Healthy Living, Infectious Disease, Skin Care

Only 200 cases have been reported since 1839, research revealsContinue Reading

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