If your mucus is gray or black... …you likely inhaled dark-colored particles, like smoke from a fire or heavy exhaust.

For years, public-health authorities downplayed the risk that pathogens could spread via droplets light enough to circulate ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Food and Drug Administration issued a recall for certain nasal spray that tested positive for a bacterial contaminate that could lead to "potentially life-threatening ...

Depending on the disease-causing germ, an infectious disease can be spread through some or all of the following ways: Antibiotic medicines are used to treat bacterial infections. Antibiotics don't ...

your primary care or urgent care provider may be able to prescribe a stronger medication to take care of the runny nose and other yucky symptoms. If you still don’t feel better, a bacterial ...

The study, published today (25 February) in Nature Genetics, reports that the genetic changes thought to cause tumours can be found in normal tissues throughout the body, suggesting that other ...

THE third volume of Oliver's “Flora of Tropical Africa”includes fourteen natural orders, mostly belonging to the sub-class Gamopetake of the Dicotyledons. The two orders, Umbelliferæ and ...

had a slightly higher proportion in the normal group than in the RE or BE groups, and that the esophageal microbiome in the RE/BE state was highlighted by an increased proportion of G- bacteria (26).

Using a condom during sex may help lessen semen’s effect on vaginal flora. Similarly, using dental dams and finger cots during sex may help prevent additional bacteria from being introduced to ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Almost 100,000 bottles of nasal spray were recalled for a "microbial failure" that led to multiple complaints from customers. The United States Food and Drug Administration ...

Bacteria and other microbes in the gut help the body digest food. These bacteria may also play an important role in helping the body fight harmful bacteria, yeast, and other microbes. Foods that ...

Vaginal odor is normal and, in many cases, healthy. Sweat, normal bacteria, hormones and the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, sex, and even the foods you eat and what you wear can all influence healthy ...