HLAC Announces 2011 Board of Directors
Bacteria Use Toxic Darts to Disable Each Other
ContraFect, Rockefeller University to Commercialize Patents for Lysin Enzymes
Symptomatic Relief for Colds Better Than Antibiotics, APUA Says
E. coli Infection Linked to Long-Term Health Problems
Bed Bugs May Hitch a Ride on Previously Owned Items
Why So Many Antibodies Fail to Protect Against HIV Infection
Mechanism Allows Host Organism to Outsmart an Invading Bacterium
CDC Unveils New Adult Vaccination Rates
Vitamin C: A Potential Life-Saving Treatment for Sepsis
Mortal Chemical Combat Typifies the World of Bacteria
Scientists Identify Antivirus System
MS Drug Serves as Model for Potential Drugs to Treat Botulism Poisoning
NIH Scientists Show How Anthrax Bacteria Impair Immune Response
Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Boost Bacteria-Killing Cells
IEHA Releases Booklet on the New Rules of Cleaning
Explanted Re-Sterilized ICDs are Safe, Practical for Patient Use
Clearing the Air on Exercise and the Common Cold
Survey Finds Consumers Want an Honest Conversation About Bathroom Habits
1 in 10 Americans Touched by Bed Bug Problem
Much Faster, More Accurate Diagnostic for Influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Upending Conventional Wisdom, Certain Virus Families are Ancient
Cellular Protein Hobbles HIV-1
Pseudomonas aeruginosa Found in Patients with Cystic Fibrosis in Canada
Effective Diagnosis, Treatment of Ear Infections in Children Examined
Antibiotic Treatment for Ear Infections in Kids Provides Only Modest Benefits
Best Practices for Wound Care and Infection Control
New Dressing Turns Color to Indicate Infection
Whether a small cut with a knife, a surgical wound or a major injury caused by a fall the body's defense and repair system leaps into action and tries to close the wound as quickly as possible.
New Dry Powder Antibiotic Targets TB, Reduces Treatment Time
ASP Expands Portfolio of Educational Resources
