Medicine & TechnologyMillions of American adults develop sepsis and hundreds of thousands die each year. Check out this article to learn more about this deadly condition that damages the body's organs.
Houston Health Department reports a 128% surge in syphilis among women and a nine-fold rise in congenital cases, with symptom confusion concerns. Continue reading to learn more details.
Recent cases of locally transmitted malaria in Florida and Texas raise concerns about the resurgence of the disease in the US after 20 years. Read the article to learn more about this story.
Thousands of sea lions, penguins, otters, and small cetaceans washed up ashore in Chile due to the bird flu outbreak. Read the article to learn more about what happened to these marine animals.
Experts address the health threat against koalas due to chlamydia by giving single-shot vaccine during antibiotic treatment. Learn more about it in this article.
New research reveals that nose-picking can potentially facilitate the entry of pathogens through the damaged nasal mucosa, leading to the development of amyloid beta plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more details.
During a family holiday, an iguana bit the hand of a little girl and ran off with her cake, leaving the little girl with a bacterial infection. Read to learn more.
A novel COVID-19 vaccine has been seen to not just protect against infection but also completely prevent coronavirus-induced brain damage. Read to know more about this vaccine.
POTS, a debilitating heart condition, is strongly linked to COVID-19 infection and a lesser degree to vaccines; but more research is needed to confirm the findings. Read the article to learn more.
After many years, the US FDA finally approves the feces-based microbial treatment to be used in the prevention of recurring life-threatening diarrhea. Tap the article to learn more details.
A new study found that COVID-19 is linked to serious long-term complications even months after recovery from the infection. Check out how the deadly virus changed the brain in some patients.
Seasonal respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infections shot up earlier this year than in previous years, causing Orange County in California to declare a health emergency on Halloween. Read the article to learn more about this year's RSV outbreak.