Rashes caused by the flu are uncommon but possible. According to older research, roughly 2% of people who have the influenza A strain of flu will develop a rash. A 2011 study suggests a rash is more ...

As we head into cold and flu season, many of us will start to experience runny noses, sore throats, and mild headaches. But ...

One specific type of viral exanthem that dermatologists have seen with COVID is a morbilliform rash, meaning a measles-like ...

A student at Windmere Elementary School -- with the Pflugerville Independent School District -- was diagnosed with measles, a ...

Flu symptoms tend to come on more suddenly and ... other two illnesses is loss of taste or smell. People may also get rashes or lesions on their fingers or toes. And many people have no symptoms ...

Pityriasis rosea — which means "fine pink scale" — is a mild skin condition that typically appears as small patches of inflamed and scaly skin. These patches most often appear on your chest ...

UK Health Security Agency is tracking people who have been in contact with patient infected with clade 1b mpox strain ...

An infection with the latest mpox variant, clade 1b, has been detected in the United Kingdom for the first time, the UK ...

But according to the NHS, flu-like symptoms can very rarely also be a sign of a lesser-known infection when accompanied by a particular type of rash. Lyme disease, which affects around 2-3,000 ...

But according to the NHS, flu-like symptoms can very rarely also be a sign of a lesser-known infection when accompanied by a particular type of rash. Lyme disease, which affects around 2-3,000 people ...