BBC presenter Clive Myrie sparked concern on Monday night after he took to his usual anchoring position on News At Six.

but higher rates of infections were seen for both tissue adhesive and suture in patients who underwent wide local excision when compared with Mohs micrographic surgery. Tissue adhesive (TA) is ...

Many eye ointments can help manage and treat symptoms of eye conditions like styes, pink eye, and other infections. When using eye ointments, it’s important to follow the directions. Eye ...

Cellulitis is a bacterial infection in the deeper layers of skin ... Adults tend to develop cellulitis in the lower leg, while children tend to develop it on the face or neck.

To preserve good health and functioning in older age, preventative public health measures aimed at reducing lower respiratory tract infections among older adults should be prioritized. Lower ...

This article contains full spoilers for the finale of Star Trek: Lower Decks. To explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no one has gone before.

Staying hydrated, practicing health-promoting habits, and supplementing your diet with some UTI-fighting ingredients are good ways to lower your risk of these infections in the future.

Bacterial skin infections can happen when bacteria enter the body due to a break in the skin. Different types of skin infections include methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), impetigo, ...

The rash can affect the upper lid, lower lid, or both. It can occur on one or both eyelids ... Like blepharitis, cellulitis doesn't cause a typical rash on your eyelids. However, it's a common ...

China’s $11 trillion government bond market has moved into uncharted territory as a new era of monetary policy opens up debate over how much further yields will fall from record lows. Bond ...

Now, shippers finally got their happy ending — thanks to the latest episode of Paramount+‘s animated “Star Trek: Lower Decks.” In “Fissure Quest,” the penultimate episode of “Lower ...

A "tidal wave" of flu infections has led to a 70% increase in hospital cases in England in just seven days, the NHS has said. An average of 1,861 patients with flu were in hospital every day last ...