Staph Skin Infection

This is a nice, concise discussion of signs and symptoms of staph skin infection in children. Be sure to wash those hands!

Not for the squeamish, this collection of photographs shows you the range of staph skin infections.

Impetigo is a staph skin infection commonly found in young children. It spreads very easily, so be sure to know the symptoms so you can get treatment fast.

Folliculitis is a common form of staph skin infection. Learn more about the diagnosis and treatment of this staph skin infection here.

Explore this overview of diagnosis and treatment of staph skin infections. Bookmark it, as this is a nice general staph resource.

Staph skin infections that don't respond to antibiotics are probably the result of MRSA. Learn more about this drug-resistant strain of staph and what you can do to stay safe.

Do all you can to avoid staph skin infections. Your secret weapon? Soap and water.

Proper care of skin wounds is important for preventing staph skin infections. Read this article to learn more about how staph can affect (and infect) you.

This human interest story on staph skin infections drives home the main problem: Staph is on the rise, painful and hard to treat.

Cellulitis is a staph skin infection that affects the lower layers of skin, usually in your legs and arms. Watch out for painful redness and swelling, and read this article for a full review.

When is a staph skin infection more than just that? When the rash is a sign of Toxic Shock Syndrome, a rare but potentially fatal infection caused by staph.