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Report Forecasts the Global Disinfection and Sterilization Market to Reach $14 Billion by 2017

New Palm-Sized Microarray Technique Grows 1,200 Individual Cultures of Microbes

Hospital Mortality Rates May be Linked to Performance on Publicly Reported Medical Conditions

Mayo Opens C. difficile Clinic

June 27 is National HIV Testing Day

Two New MERS-CoV Cases, Death in Previously Confirmed Case are Reported

Rates of ICU Infections Fall in England

No Evidence of Increased Risk of Guillain-Barre Syndrome Following Vaccination

Slide Show: Update on Avian Influenza H7N9

Slide Show: Update on Avian Influenza H7N9

La Jolla Institute Discovers New Player Critical to Unleashing T Cells Against Disease

FDA Approves Vibativ for Hospitalized Patients with Bacterial Pneumonia

Four New Cases of MERS-CoV Reported to WHO

Researchers Determine Factors that Influence Pre-Harvest Produce Contamination with E. coli

Research Suggests 'Good' Bacteria Can Battle 'Bad' Bacteria in Eye Infections

Light and Nanoprobes Detect Early Signs of Infection

Iron Dosing Regimens Affect Dialysis Patients' Infection Risk

ACIP Recommends Influenza Vaccine Option for Persons with Egg Allergy

Reports of Retained Guidewires to Place CVCs Draw Attention to 'Never Events' in Anesthesia

FDA Approves First Genotyping Test for Patients with Hepatitis C Virus

Rhode Island Hospital Reduces Incidence of Healthcare-Associated C. difficile by 70 Percent

Safe in Common Introduces 'Top 10 Golden Rules of Safety'

Slide Show: Updated MERS-CoV Guidelines

Slide Show: Updated MERS-CoV Guidelines

Complications from Contaminated Steroid Injections Can Still Haunt Patients

MERS-CoV is Easily Transmitted in Healthcare Settings, Researchers Report

Restoring Appropriate Movement to Immune Cells May Save Seriously Burned Patients, Reduce Sepsis

Scientists Develop a New Model and Possible Treatment for Osteomyelitis

Osteomyelitis a debilitating bone infection most frequently caused by Staphylococcus aureus bacteria is particularly challenging to treat. Now, Vanderbilt microbiologist Eric Skaar, PhD, MPH, and colleagues have identified a staph-killing compound that may be an effective treatment for osteomyelitis, and they have developed a new mouse model that will be useful for testing this compound and for generating additional therapeutic strategies.

HIV-Derived Antibacterial Shows Promise Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria

In a Nation of Pill Poppers, Antibiotics Top the List of Most Common Prescriptions

Study Shows HPV Vaccine Helping Lower HPV Infection Rates in Teen Girls

Expert Discusses New Guideline on Organ Transplant Safety in CDC Blog

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