Managing infections involves identifying bacterial versus viral strains, implementing probiotic therapy, and following structured wound care protocols.
Whether you have a cough due to a cold, the flu, allergies or dry winter air, the array of cough medicine options can be confusing. Upper-respiratory infections, like a cold or the flu, are the most common cause of cough.
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Penicillin was the first antibiotic developed by Alexander Fleming in the early part of the 20th century. It wasn’t until Ernst Chain and Howard Florey made improvements to it that it became a world standard for killing disease-causing bacteria in World War II.
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Disease has always plagued living things. Some diseases are passed from one person to the next through infections such as influenza. Others develop because of environmental problems such as smoking or through cellular mutation. The medical community works to understand and treat all forms of human disease.
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