Infectious Disease

February 2, 2023/Primary Care

How To Treat an Infected Belly Button Piercing

Twice-a-day cleaning with a saltwater solution can help you resolve (and avoid) problems

January 27, 2023/Infectious Disease

Yes, You Can Get COVID-19 Twice (and Even More)

Despite what you’ve heard or hoped, no one is 100% protected

Person sitting on couch in living room with ice pack on groin.

January 25, 2023/Infectious Disease

What To Do During a Genital Herpes Outbreak

Warm baths, OTC painkillers and cotton underwear can help lessen pain and discomfort

January 5, 2023/Infectious Disease

Do You Still Need to Worry About Zika?

Zika is still a threat for some travelers, especially if you’re pregnant or trying to conceive

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November 29, 2022/Infectious Disease

Are STIs and STDs the Same Thing?

The difference is in the stigma

November 23, 2022/Infectious Disease

How To Prevent C. Diff When Taking Antibiotics

Taking antibiotics only when necessary, handwashing and probiotics can help

Family members walk through falling snow to visit family over the holidays.

November 14, 2022/Primary Care

How To Celebrate Safely This Holiday Season

Wash your hands, skip the buffet and don’t wash your poultry

Child tired and not engaged during e-learning class.

October 5, 2022/Infectious Disease

What To Know About Long COVID in Kids

Fatigue, mood swings and poor concentration are key symptoms

Healthcare worker holding a blank covid vaccine card.

October 3, 2022/Infectious Disease

Lost COVID-19 Vaccine Card: Can You Get a Replacement?

Before you panic, here are the options to consider

A medical illustration of the monkeypox virus in purple and pink.

August 26, 2022/Infectious Disease

How Does Mpox (Monkeypox) Spread?

Transmission typically involves skin-to-skin contact, but the virus can also linger on surfaces

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