Do you remember the time as a kid where you had the measles and you had to stay home? Most of the time we connect measles as a children disease but it can affect anyone. You will most likely remember the rash over your whole body but it comes with a lot more than that. […]

Traveling to China or interacting with Chinese colleagues who have recently visited their families there requires an increased awareness of your health, especially in light of recent reports concerning respiratory illnesses. The World Health Organization (WHO) is closely monitoring a surge in respiratory illnesses among children in China. With health officials attributing this rise to

Before and After COVID is a big difference in how we behave. Before COVID it was kind of normal to go into the office whilst having a very bad cold, even having the flu. Nowadays it seems like absolutely not done. COVID opened up a lot of eyes how to deal with viruses. Some facts: 

Feeling feverish is never fun; and, when you have a fever, it’s likely that you want to find a way to make it disappear ASAP. According to Penn Medicine, the definition of a fever is a temporary rise in body temperature, typically in response to the body’s immune system fighting a foreign agent such as

Almost all of us have experienced it: empty offices and sniveling roommates. We are experiencing a flu epidemic in many countries. How can we relieve the symptoms, recover quickly, or perhaps even prevent getting the flu in the first place?  The flu wave that is currently circulating in many countries is no more serious than

Winter is a peak time for children to get sick. As they spend more time indoors with other people, they’re more likely to catch and spread contagious illnesses. The common cold, croup, flu, RSV, and strep throat are just some of these offenders.  Fortunately, Katie K. Tran, MD, pediatrician with UT Physicians and assistant professor

Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne viral disease that primarily affects tropical regions, is becoming increasingly prevalent and unpredictable worldwide. Recent reports suggest alarming growth in the number of infections and deaths, raising concerns for public health systems globally. Under these circumstances, regular monitoring of one’s body temperature using a reliable and accurate thermometer, such as the

As our planet continues to warm due to climate change, the question of how much heat the human body can endure has never been more pressing. A recent study by Penn State University researchers offers a disquieting new answer. According to their findings, humans may be less heat-resistant than previously believed. This new data highlights

In the realm of maternal and child health, understanding and monitoring bodily temperatures during pregnancy and while breastfeeding are essential. These phases present unique health considerations that require vigilant attention. Utilizing a reliable and easy to use thermometer, such as Exergen’s Temporal Artery Thermometer, can aid in accurately tracking temperature, enabling timely response to potential

As the ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to unfold, one particular concern that looms is Long COVID, a condition characterized by lingering symptoms post-infection. Nearly four years since the onset of the pandemic, the virus’s trajectory has seen numerous twists, courtesy of its variants and the global vaccination drive. Yet, as we inch