infections
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Why are some people more prone to infection?
Why are some people more likely to face infection? An expert explains what influences immune response and how to boost your immunity.
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Bacteria may play a role in mental illness
People with schizophrenia are more likely to have DNA from bacteria associated with "cat scratch fever" in their blood, a study finds.
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How to protect your dog from dangerous bacterial infection
An expert has answers for you about dogs and leptospirosis, including how to prevent dogs from getting it and what's next if they do.
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Team solves mystery of how phages disarm bacteria
A new study of how phages disarm dangerous bacteria could lead to new treatments for bacterial infections, researchers report.
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Heart infections pose risks even before inflammation
New research suggests completely new directions to diagnose and treat viral infections affecting the heart.
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App may diagnose ear infections better than clinicians
A new cellphone app that uses AI to accurately diagnose ear infections could be more accurate that trained clinicians.
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Chronic ear infections can hinder language development later
Chronic childhood ear infections can delay language development in children years later, according to new research.
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Can your body’s ‘bleach’ fight a common fungal pathogen?
Hypochlorous acid produced by a cell's immune response could be a potent weapon against a common fungal pathogen, Candida albicans.
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5 things to know about norovirus
Norovirus, a common stomach illness can spread almost anywhere. An expert brings you up to speed.
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Antibiotic shows promise in fighting deadly staph infections
An antibiotic that has shown effectiveness for bacterial pneumonia also appears successful in fighting methicillin-resistant staph infections.
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Deadly hospital infection may have surprising origin
Deadly hospital infections caused by Clostridioides difficile, or C. diff, may not result from transmission after all, researchers report.
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Team clarifies mystery of Chagas disease progression
Being infected with multiple strains of the parasite that induces Chagas disease may actually hinder its progression, a new study shows.