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  1. Can you have shingles and cold sores at the same time?

    Understand if two distinct viral conditions, both from the herpes family, can occur at the same time and what that means for your health.

    By Keisha K. Tolbert
  2. If You Had Chickenpox, Will You Test Positive for Herpes?

    Clarifying the link between chickenpox and herpes. Understand why VZV antibodies rarely trigger a positive HSV test result.

    By Erin Warner
  3. Does Everyone Have MRSA in Their Nose?

    Learn about the prevalence and significance of MRSA in the nasal passages, understanding the difference between carrying it and it posing a risk.

    By Catherine Caldwell
  4. Can You Get Cellulitis From a Dog Bite?

    Discover the critical link between dog bites and serious skin infections. Understand the risks, signs, and essential steps for your well-being.

    By Erin Warner
  5. How to Prevent C. diff While Taking Clindamycin

    Protect yourself from C. diff while taking Clindamycin. Discover evidence-based methods for risk mitigation and recognizing infection symptoms.

    By Catherine Caldwell
  6. What Autoimmune Diseases Cause High CRP Levels?

    Several autoimmune diseases raise CRP levels, but how high and how often varies. Learn which conditions to consider and why context matters more than the number alone.

    By Pamela R. Cho
  7. Can Saliva Spread HIV? The Science Explained

    The science explained: Does saliva transmit HIV? Understand the precise biological factors and established routes of infection.

    By Holly Hopkins
  8. How to Treat a Lump After Vaccination

    Navigate post-vaccination lumps with confidence. Learn what’s normal, effective home care, and vital signs indicating medical attention.

    By Keisha K. Tolbert
  9. How Long Should You Wear a Mask After Getting COVID?

    After COVID, most people should mask for five days, but your symptoms, test results, and who you’re around can all affect that timeline.

    By Susan Duncan
  10. Can You Be Allergic to the Ocean? The Real Causes

    Explore why your skin reacts to the ocean. Understand the diverse environmental and biological factors, not a true allergy to water.

    By Sandra Lyons
  11. How Long Do Poop Germs Live on Surfaces?

    Discover the factors—microbe type, surface material, and environment—that determine how long fecal pathogens persist and spread in your home.

    By Donald Miller
  12. Am I Contagious If I Don’t Have a Fever?

    Learn why you can be contagious and spread illness even without a fever. Understand the hidden risks of transmission and how to protect others.

    By Theodore Hale
  13. Does Your Immune System Know About Your Eyes?

    Understand the specialized ways your immune system protects your eyes. Learn about ocular immune privilege and what happens when it falters.

    By Rami Kendall
  14. The Connection Between High Inflammatory Markers and Fatigue

    Explore the intricate link between your body’s internal inflammatory responses and persistent fatigue. Understand this complex physiological connection.

    By Pamela R. Cho