infectious diseases

An infectious disease specialist shares how to stop this bug in its tracks.

It’s like a bad chest cold with some serious stamina.

Here’s what to look out for.

You can have it even without the classic “bull’s-eye” rash.

It’s a rare virus but someone recently died from it. Here’s what to know about the symptoms and how it spreads.

Several states have already reported cases this year—here’s how to make sure you’re fully protected.

Here’s how to give your body what it needs to keep you healthy.

Read this before you toss back the Imodium.

The right gear and a quick shower can go a long way.

Experts say the injectable medication, called Beyfortus, will be critical ahead of cold and flu season.

Turns out, your yard, deck, or balcony might be the ideal egg-laying site.

Experts say it will only get worse if you try to wait it out.

In addition to being annoying and itchy, these bloodsuckers can carry some gnarly diseases.

You’re taking a vacation to enjoy yourself, not to risk vomiting, fever, or even a fatal illness.

About 65 million people in the world are now living with the often-debilitating condition.

Symptoms of XBB.1.16—known as “Arcturus”—are fueling some confusion during allergy season.

Here’s how to protect yourself as warmer weather approaches.

Experts weigh in on the possibility of human-to-human transmission.

We’re closer than ever, but some people might get it sooner than others.

There are many factors that can weaken the body’s defenses.