THIS MONTH'S FEATURE
Do-It-Yourself Cold Relief
So, you caught a cold. Not surprising, considering that adults catch an average of 2 to 4 colds each year and kids suffer through 6 to 10 of them. What now?
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You may be at higher risk than you think from bacteria that can lead to pneumonia, bacteremia, and meningitis.
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There are important differences between the two pneumococcal vaccines for adults available in Canada.
Overview
- 7 ways to help prevent UTI
- 13 urine changes to watch for
- A guide to good hand-washing hygiene
- Air travel during flu season
- Anthrax as a biological weapon
- Anthrax treatment
- Are germs good for your kids?
- Bringing baby to emerg? Bring these too!
- Are childhood vaccines safe?
- Conjunctivitis (Pinkeye)
- Deviated septum and chronic sinusitis
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?
- Herpes: reducing the risk of transmission
- Herpes: symptoms
- Herpes: telling your partner
- Herpes: what is it?
- Herpes: type 1 or type 2?
- Neonatal herpes: what is it?
