Study Links Flu Vaccine to Short-Term Drop in Stroke Risk
2015-10-15
Research only sees an association, not a cause-and-effect connectionContinue Reading
Enterovirus D68 No Deadlier for Kids Than the Common Cold: Study
2015-10-15
CDC still doesn’t know if unusual paralysis cases are caused by this virusContinue Reading
Enterovirus D68 No Deadlier for Kids Than the Common Cold: Study
2015-10-15
CDC still doesn’t know if unusual paralysis cases are caused by this virusContinue Reading
Ebola Persists for Extended Period in Survivors’ Semen: Study
2015-10-14
Research suggests virus can hide for up to 9 months, and men can pass the virus to female partnersContinue Reading
Caramel Apples Can Harbor Listeria, Study Finds
2015-10-14
When not refrigerated, bacteria can grow quickly around dipping stick, researcher explainsContinue Reading
Small Hospitals Seeing More Drug-Resistant E. Coli Infections
2015-10-14
Study suggests these tougher germs aren’t limited to large medical centersContinue Reading
Plight of NFL Player Stricken by MRSA Germ ‘Extremely Unusual’
2015-10-13
Infections by the ‘superbug’ down significantly in recent years, CDC saysContinue Reading
HIV Therapy May Also Lower Risk for Hepatitis B, Study Says
2015-10-12
But researchers add that it’s critical to expand vaccination baseContinue Reading
Response in Sierra Leone to Ebola Outbreak Saved 40,000 Lives: Study
2015-10-12
But faster action could have spared thousands more, experts sayContinue Reading
Response in Sierra Leone to Ebola Outbreak Saved 40,000 Lives: Study
2015-10-12
But faster action could have spared thousands more, experts sayContinue Reading
Medical Gowns, Gloves Often Source of Contamination: Study
2015-10-12
But researchers say that education and practice can dramatically improve health care worker hygieneContinue Reading
Health Tip: Coping With Sinusitis
2015-10-12
Suggestions to help soothe pain and congestion
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Many Americans Traveling Abroad Lack Key Vaccinations: Study
2015-10-09
Outbreaks of measles, hepatitis A could be prevented if people were fully immunized, researchers sayContinue Reading