This article features expert advice from Dr Bisola Laguda, a paediatric dermatologist and spokesperson for the Skin Health Alliance. With kids now getting extra protection against chickenpox as part ...

Non bullous impetigo usually affects the areas around nose and face. (Photo:Mayo Clinic) Impetigo is a bacterial skin infection that appears as honey coloured/ red colours blisters or sores on face, ...

Impetigo is a bacterial skin infection. It initially presents as blisters on the skin near the nose and mouth of the baby, before spreading to other body parts. The size of the blisters varies ...

Impetigo is a very contagious bacterial skin infection that causes skin sores. This condition is mostly due to staphylococci but is also caused by streptococci, both of which enter the host through a ...

If you have a young child in daycare or preschool, you’ve probably heard of the skin infection known as impetigo. It’s a common and contagious bacterial contamination that typically affects kids ages ...

With kids now getting extra protection against chickenpox as part of their routine childhood immunisations, it’s hoped fewer kids will end up struggling with the worst effects of the illness. That ...