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Aside from the penicillin shortage, other antibiotics and ADHD medications are experiencing supply constraints and are now becoming a growing concern in the U.S.

Police, fire and emergency medical services were sent to the 2-alarm fire in Ross Township.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has reported a shortage of the injectable version of penicillin, citing ...

MyJournals.org - Science - A case report of interstitial keratitis and secondary glaucoma after cataract surgery that may be related to late congenital syphilis (BMC Ophthalmology)

The FDA said that the increased demand for the drug is due to rises in strep throat and syphilis.

There have been 37 newly diagnosed cases of HIV and 134 newly diagnosed cases of syphilis linked to the Duluth outbreaks since September 2019.

Theres gonna be a lot more syphilis in this world. their downfall was when they started giving us results that were not matching up with other labs. we started seeing that at first with tsh s, which is the thyroid, stimulating hormone. patients that have been coming to us for years to get their tsh done. they had gone to theranos and their labs were changing really drastically, so we started sending them to lab core just to verify and thats when we started seeing some pretty abnormal results. i ...

Lives. there were people who had to run tests on devices that they knew werent working and give those results to patients. people were very upset crying. some members of the clio ab would even have to call patients and tell them that they had to go to the emergency room because the lab test was, you know, so far off. what really hit home for me as we were starting to do more infectious disease. hepatitis c, prostate cancer and even syphilis. i was running precision testing for syphilis, and ther...

Doctors say the pandemic caused many to neglect routine vaccinations for easily preventable diseases like tuberculosis, syphilis, pertussis (whooping cough), mumps and measles.

Syphilis cases in North Carolina are on the rise, increasing 23% from 2021 to 2022, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services reported today as part of Sexually Transmitted Infection Awareness Week.