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Rhinovirus vs. Enterovirus: What’s the Difference?

They’re viral cousins, but enteroviruses are more likely to cause serious illness

Cold sore on bottom lip
November 20, 2025/Primary Care

Common Cold Sore Triggers Explained

Lots of things can activate the herpes simplex virus, from the common cold and cold weather to cracked skin and cosmetic procedures

Person coughing into their elbow, with hand on their chest
March 13, 2025/Infectious Disease

Cough Etiquette: How NOT To Get Other People Sick

Germs spread quickly and easily, so covering your face, washing your hands and avoiding close contact are key

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Battling Bronchitis? Try These Home Remedies

Simple solutions like adding moisture to the air and using nasal sprays can help ease your cough and other symptoms of the illness

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What’s the Difference Between Walking Pneumonia and Pneumonia?

Walking pneumonia is milder and doesn’t always require medication — but it’s also highly contagious

Hand spraying disinfectant cleaner and another hand using disinfectant wipe among germs
August 8, 2024/Infectious Disease

Do Lysol Disinfecting Wipes Kill COVID-19?

Lysol Disinfecting Wipes are just one of more than 500 products approved by the EPA for protection against the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19

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December 21, 2023/Infectious Disease

How Long Does COVID-19 Last if You’re Vaccinated?

The duration varies, but symptoms can linger for a few days up to a couple weeks or more

Elderly person receives vaccine in arm from health professional.
September 13, 2023/Infectious Disease

Is There a Vaccine for RSV? Here’s Who’s Eligible

Adults 60 or older, pregnant women and babies may be eligible for protection against RSV

Illustration of the herpes virus.
August 12, 2022/Cancer Care & Prevention

6 Viruses That Can Cause Cancer

It’s not just smoking and genetics that can increase your risk of cancer

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May 20, 2022/Infectious Disease

Is It Safe To Use Vodka as a Hand Sanitizer?

The short answer from an infectious disease specialist

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