infectious disease

Two animals, a deer in Cazenovia and a raccoon in Oneida have tested positive for rabies. Public health officials say people should avoid animals acting strangely and report them to local authorities.

Dr. Kathryn Anderson brings 18 years of experience, but only recently arrived in Syracuse. She would succeed Dr. Indu Gupta, who retired in July after seven years on the job.

A new $7.6 million lab at SUNY Upstate Medical University aims to allow researchers to investigate infectious diseases such as Lyme Disease, COVID-19, and…

A SUNY Upstate pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases says vaccinating children should not be optional in light of the measles outbreak in…

A Syracuse infectious disease expert believes that four Central American nations are justified in warning their citizens to delay pregnancy as a…