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Causes of Bacterial Infections
Bacterial infections are a common cause of disease in human populations, mostly only affecting one individual, but at times becoming quite contagious and quickly infecting vast numbers of people such...
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Bacterial Infection Treatment
Bacterial infections and their treatment fascinate medical researchers and doctors for the wide range of bacterium that attack or invade humans, and the resistance to the human immune system that they...
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Bacterial Infection vs Viral Infection
A common misconception amongst lay people is that bacterial and viral infections are the same, that in fact one is just another term meaning the other. This erroneous belief stems from the...
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Common Bacterial Infections
Illness is an almost inevitable hazard of being alive, at some point we all suffer from malaise of one sort or another, fortunately the human immune system is remarkably efficient at combating these...
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Bacterial Skin Infections
The skin is the body’s largest organ, and protects all of the internal organs from external factors such as the sun, sharp objects, and of course infections. In fact the skin does a remarkable job of...
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Bacterial Staph Infection
The Staphylococcus aureus bacteria is very common, and is found on the skin or in the noses or genital and anal areas of about 20% of the population, yet is mostly harmless and causes no problems....
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Intestinal Bacterial Infection
The human body is host to multitudes of friendly bacteria, many of which live in our intestines and are beneficial for processing waste and assisting the body’s natural ability to absorb essential...
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Bacterial Infection Symptoms
Unlike many illnesses, a bacterial infection can take on so many guises that determining the cause from symptoms is not always accurate, so requiring laboratory analysis from blood samples which need...
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What is a Bacterial Infection?
Bacteria are microscopic single celled organisms that are found almost everywhere, from the deepest ocean trenches to the highest peaks, as well as acidic hot springs and even inside radioactive...
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Bacterial Vaginosis Infection
Amongst women, bacterial vaginosis infection is the most common disease of the vagina, and is usually identified with a very unpleasant, odor, which is sometimes described a fishy odor, unfortunately...
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