Infection
Should I Call in Sick?
You're not feeling the greatest today - a fever, cough, sore throat, small headache - but that report needs to be on your manager's desk by noon. You think you can handle it. Can you? Or should you call in sick?
Infection menu
Infection basics
- 7 ways to help prevent UTI
- 13 urine changes to watch for
- Air travel during flu season
- Anthrax as a biological weapon
- Anthrax: diagnosis & vaccine
Cold and Flu
- A guide to good hand-washing hygiene
- A swine flu pandemic?!
- Can H1N1 spread in the food we eat?
- Decoding WHO's pandemic levels
- Diagnosing the flu
Hepatitis
- Coping with hepatitis B
- Hepatitis B vaccines
- Hepatitis B: special diet
- Hepatitis B: symptoms
- Hepatitis B: transmission
Herpes
- Babies with herpes: treatment
- Herpes virus: 8 types
- Herpes: can I be infected twice?
- Herpes: can it be treated?
- Herpes: how is it spread?
Health features
- Avian Flu Facts: What You Need to Know
- Do-It-Yourself Cold Relief
- Eye Health
- Flu and Cold
- H1N1: Back-to-School Guide
Related conditions
- HIV/AIDS (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)
- Anthrax (Bacillus anthracis Infection · Cutaneous Anthrax · Inhalation Anthrax · Intestinal Anthrax)
- Avian Influenza (Bird Flu · Flu, Avian · Influenza, Bird)
- Botulism (Clostridium botulinum Toxin · Botulin Toxin)
- Bronchitis (Chronic Bronchitis)
About this channel
Infections concern everyone. This channel provides helpful information on different infections and issues about transmission, symptoms, testing, vaccines, medications, and diet.
