As winter settles over Australia, it’s not just the drop in temperature we notice – there’s also a sharp rise in respiratory ...

1 and by Hilleman and Werner 2 of a new group of viruses inhabiting the respiratory tract has given renewed impetus to the study of respiratory infections presumably due to viruses but not caused ...

They have shown, for the first time, that good bacteria seem to halve the risk of young children being admitted to hospital ...

The man kept getting worse; in fact, he seemed to deteriorate before their eyes. Initially, he received supplemental oxygen ...

The findings, published Oct. 2 in Nature Microbiology ... in the epithelial cells that line the surface of the respiratory system, because that's where these viruses primarily replicate.

Children, especially young children, may have more of these infections because their ... from an infection in another part of the respiratory system. The inflammation can lead to increased mucus ...

These are the latest in a series of lung-related health concerns that have plagued Francis, and it’s a reminder for older adults to take respiratory infections seriously — even if you’re not ...

However, the true number isn't known, in part, because so many people get it without seeking medical help and, in part, because there is no nationwide reporting system. The infections dropped off ...

Odds are you’ve had a few sinus infections or bouts of bronchitis. Both are more common -- and often more severe -- in people with a weaker immune system due to HIV. Doctors usually treat them ...

Penicillium: Produces antibiotics such as penicillin, which are used to treat bacterial infections ... condition affecting the immune system. Microbiology is a diverse field and highly essential ...

Pope Francis has a complex infection in his respiratory ... "Some infections require prolonged treatment because they're just harder to clear from the system," Hopkinson said.