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The ELISA test measures the antibodies in our system as well as detects harmful antigens in an infection. ELISA experts explain the procedure and it's necessity

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Scientists use a web-based cognitive test to predict the risk of contracting respiratory infections

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UK study says booster vaccine leads to a tenfold increase in antibody levels

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Nature of injury and vaccination history should be considered before getting a tetanus vaccine

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Chickenpox: managing the symptoms

Treating symptoms such as high-grade fever, itchy rashes and body pain is key for those infected with chickenpox

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Elephantiasis: A burden at every step?

The vector-borne infection hampers the lymphatic system and can lead to swelling in the arms, breasts and legs

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Pink eye? Blame infections (or other people)

Although itchy, red eyes are common, they may be signs of conjunctivitis. Experts point out the differences and precautions

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Measles outbreak raises concerns

Since children affected by measles missed their routine vaccination, an extra dose of the vaccine is a must in outbreak areas

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Are chemicals good or bad for the vagina?

Intimate hygiene reduces the risk of vaginal infection and itchiness. But frequent vaginal washing only makes the situation worse, say experts

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Your runny nose could be sinusitis

Sinusitis and the common cold both infect the sinuses, but the cold lasts for a week while sinusitis lasts longer with a runny nose and severe headaches