Vibrio vulnificus infections are rare, but about 20% of cases in the U.S. are deadly. Doctors explain the cause and symptoms.

An ancient killer has become all the more dangerous with time, mutating often to better sidestep medications, researchers ...

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"Cases have expanded in the Eastern U.S.," Aileen Marty, professor of infectious diseases, Florida International University, told Newsweek.

AS Laura Topping looks at the family photos that line the hallway, she pauses on her little girl, Ella. “Ella should be 16 ...

A Q&A in the July edition of AHA Trustee Insights features leaders from Winchester Hospital in Massachusetts discussing the ...