Peter Gulick News Today

Peter Gulick is an associate professor of medicine in the Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he is also the director of the Internal Medicine Osteopathic Residency Program. Gulick is an expert on infectious diseases, and he provides insight on what this new COVID-19 variant could mean and what you should know.

Turns out newer variants of the COVID-19 virus feel a lot like allergies. One of the common symptoms of the newest X.B.B.1.16 COVID variant, “Arcturus,” is itchy red eyes, commonly known as pink eye.

It has now been more than three years since COVID-19 threw the world into upheaval — but with reported cases falling in Michigan and a general sense of pre-pandemic normalcy back, many entities …

David Diemert, the clinical director of GW’s Vaccine Research Unit, said an effective adolescent vaccine would help stop or prevent future mpox outbreaks.

For more than a century, Lansing-based Sparrow Health System has been a training ground for thousands of doctors and nurses from Michigan State University’s medical and nursing schools. Scores …

While highly transmissible, MSU infectious disease expert Dr. Peter Gulick says experts aren’t too concerned about the XBB.1.5 strain dramatically increasing the number of tragic outcomes.

Ahead of the 34th annual World AIDS Day on Dec. 1, Gulick discusses the progress the scientific community has made over the past four decades in research and treatment of the illness, and the challenges and opportunities that remain.

College is a time for exploration and sharing, but one thing no college student wants to share is monkeypox. Michigan universities are educating incoming

Ask the Expert: Monkeypox and preventing the spread

Monkeypox has become the biggest medical story in the news since COVID. But what is it exactly? And how dangerous might it be?