Yes and no. The answer to this question ultimately depends on how you define “sex.” Generally speaking, any oral, genital, or anal contact with another person’s bodily fluids can spread gonorrhea.

You can get RSV more than once in your lifetime. In fact, you’re likely to get it multiple times throughout your life. You can even get RSV twice in the same season. But later infections tend to be ...

What Is Covid-19 Reinfection? If you’ve had COVID-19, you probably know the drill: the tests, the treatment choices, the days of social isolation and masking, and the concerns about whether you'll ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved 2025-26 COVID-19 vaccines for anyone age 65 and older and any person 6 months and older who has at least one underlying health condition that increases ...

(WHTM) — As we enter the third year with COVID-19 circulating in the U.S., questions about the virus still abound. It might feel like everyone you know is catching the coronavirus lately, so here’s ...

If you’ve lived through the intense experience that is norovirus, it’s understandable to never, ever want to go through that level of intense vomiting and diarrhea again. Cue searching online for, ...

There’s a lot of confusion around who qualifies for the updated COVID-19 vaccine. Recommendations have not been finalized, but there are certain groups that qualify across the board. Some states have ...