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Is There a Cure for Herpes? Nope, and There May Never Be One
Genital herpes is surprisingly common, yet there's no vaccine or cure. Why?
18 hours ago - Mens health
New AAFP Recs: Pelvics, Glucose Checks, Transfusions; More
Other items on the list: herpes, testicular cancer, and scoliosis screening. Medscape Internal Medicine
6 days ago - Medscape
The kiss of death: 11-day-old baby nearly died after catching herpes from someone with a cold sore
Oliver Miller's mother Lucy Kendall, 23, rushed her 11-day-old son to hospital when he started to refuse milk and arch his back in pain. The infant, from Hull, was transferred...
12 days ago - Daily Mail
'Harmless' virus carried by half of adults increases a person's risk of heart disease by a fifth
Researchers from Brighton and Sussex Medical School found that a person is at risk if they carry the CMV virus, which is a cousin of herpes and spreads via contact or bodily...
12 days ago - Daily Mail
'Harmless' virus carried by half of adults increases a person's risk of heart disease by a fifth
Researchers from Brighton and Sussex Medical School found that a person is at risk if they carry the CMV virus, which is a cousin of herpes and spreads via contact or bodily...
13 days ago - Daily Mail
The kiss of death: 11-day-old baby nearly died after catching herpes from someone with a cold sore
Oliver Miller's mother Lucy Kendall, 23, rushed her 11-day-old son to hospital when he started to refuse milk and arch his back in pain. The infant, from Hull, was transferred...
14 days ago - Daily Mail
A guide to preventing and treating cold sores using home remedies
Cold sores, also known as fever blisters, are small lesions that can appear on your lips, cheeks, chin, or inside the nostrils. They are caused by the herpes simplex virus type...
23 days ago - Natural News
Scientists find a new way to attack herpesviruses
Human cytomegalovirus is a leading cause of birth defects and transplant failures. As it's evolved over time, this virus from the herpes family has found a way to bypass the...
23 days ago - ScienceDaily
Experimental drug takes aim at cancers associated with Epstein-Barr virus
Epstein-Barr Virus doesn't directly cause cancer, but infection with this common herpes virus brings an increased risk of some cancers, including fast-growing lymphomas. This...
29 days ago - ScienceDaily
Hypothermia: A Sign of Sepsis in Young Infants in the Emergency Department?
Objectives Diagnosis of sepsis in young infants can be challenging due to the nonspecific signs, which can include hypothermia. Whether the presence of hypothermia in young...
1 month ago - Pediatric Emergency Care
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