Vivian Nosovitsky told Newsweek the rare eye infection came from bacteria getting into her contact lenses, causing the ...

Acanthamoeba keratitis is a rare but blinding parasitic eye disease. Experts share how to avoid it and treat it.

“Our clinical and epidemiologic findings show that the zoonotic eye fluke P. lacrymosus can infect humans in South America.

Vision loss is something most people associate with accidents. A sharp object. A chemical splash. A sudden injury. Very few people expect it to come from a habit they repeat almost every night without ...

These findings have been verified in adult animals of different species. A new mouse study from neuroscientists at MIT's Picower Institute shows that briefly and reversibly anesthetizing the retina of ...

An infection with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) typically affects infants much harder than adults. While adults usually experience RSV as a mild cold, infants can develop more severe conditions, ...

Older adults fight infections differently, often without typical symptoms like high fever. ‘Americans are going to feel it’: Bessent forecasts price shift Biden's own advisers warned his border ...

Fungal endophthalmitis, a devastating intraocular infection, remains one of ophthalmology's greatest clinical challenges due to its rarity, delayed onset, and complex pathology. A global expert panel ...

Older adults hospitalized with infections had a significantly higher risk of developing dementia, according to an October study published in Aging-US. “Our study is also the first to provide hazard ...

Exposure to certain common infections, particularly cytomegalovirus and herpes simplex virus type 2, was linked to poorer executive function in older adults, indicating that chronic infectious ...

A doctor has issued a warning over a parasitic eye infection that is caused by a common thing millions of people do. There are plenty of things millions of people do every day that have the potential ...

Kaprizov didn't participate in Saturday's practice because of an eye infection, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports. Kaprizov is taking antibiotics, and the Wild hope to have him back on the ice ...