Some people are more likely to develop fungal infections — particularly recurrent infections — than others. Although your medical history plays a significant role, a variety of factors can ...

The NHS has issued a warning over a slow-developing bacterial infection that usually starts ... This cough may contain mucus or phlegm with blood in it. High temperatures, exhaustion, and weight ...

Between 30% and 60% of the people it infects will die. Around 3.8 million people die each year of infections caused by C. auris and other fungi. Annual deaths caused by fungal infections have ...

And sputum is often not produced in children and patients living with HIV, a common co-infection." ...

The NHS has issued a warning about tuberculosis (TB), a bacterial infection that often begins ... possibly producing mucus or blood-streaked phlegm. Other signs include high temperatures, fatigue ...

The majority of cases, 20, are individuals who were not vaccinated against the infection. Fifteen cases are in school-aged children, between ages 5 and 17, six patients are 4 years old or younger ...

We wanted to know how these cuts might affect HIV infections and deaths in the years to come. In a new study, we found the worst-case scenario could see more than 10 million extra infections than ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

A survey found that commercial beekeepers in the United States reported an average loss of 62% of their bee colonies Getty Honeybees are dying in “alarming” numbers in the United States ...

A final blood test carried out on him, after medics had decided there was nothing more they could do to save his life, found a previously undiagnosed infection of the heart valve, endocarditis.

About 75% of women will get at least one yeast infection in their lifetime. And up to 8% have more than four in a year — a condition known as recurrent yeast infections. You might wonder ...

Article continues below Pneumonia is inflammation of the lungs, usually caused by an infection. According to the NHS, most people get better in two to four weeks, but babies, older people ...