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HBO’s acclaimed adaptation of The Last of Us is back with its second season, taking fans five years beyond where we left Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) in Season 1. The narrative now ...

A new generation of infected terrorize what little survivors remain in 28 Years Later, director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland's latest entry in the 28 Days Later franchise. It's been 28 years ...

A new study analyzing the immune response to COVID-19 in a Catalan cohort of health workers sheds light on an important question: does it matter whether a person was first infected or first vaccinated ...

Ewan has been a content writer since 2020, and loves nothing more than discussing all things gaming. While he's been playing games all his life, he has a particular interesting in anything even ...

While getting your ears pierced is pretty safe, there's still a chance that your piercings could become infected. An ear piercing is a fresh wound that needs to be treated as such. This means keeping ...

Spoilers follow for The Last of Us episode five, “Endure and Survive, which premiered on HBO Max on February 10 and airs on HBO on February 12. “Endure and Survive” takes its name from the Savage ...

Decades after an outbreak turns the United States into a dystopian wasteland full of zombie-like Infected, humankind struggles to survive in a world full of monsters and martial law. Widely believed ...

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Stitches, or sutures, can become infected and cause symptoms such as pus, swelling, warmth, and redness or discoloration. Medical treatment such as antibiotics may be necessary. Stitches join the ...

A Missouri resident has been infected with a rare brain-eating amoeba, possibly linked to water-skiing in the Lake of Ozarks. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) confirmed the ...