Study Identifies Genes Linked to Better Immune Response to Flu Vaccine
GW Researcher Awarded $2 Million to Study Natural Immune Response to HIV
NIH Funds Saint Louis University Research of Possible Treatment for Drug-Resistant TB
Studies Reveal How Shingles Vaccine Should be Used in Arthritis Patients
Antibiotic Resistance Rises in 'Lonely' Mutating Microbes
HPV Vaccination Rates Lag for Vulnerable Population of Childhood Cancer Survivors
Researchers Predicted When Cholera Epidemic in Yemen Would Peak
DNA Detectives Crack the Case on Biothreat Look-Alikes
Bacterial Infection Stresses Hematopoietic Stem Cells
Most U.S. Teens are Getting the HPV Vaccine, Data Indicates
Flu Vaccine Rates for Kids May Drop When the Nasal Spray Vaccine is Unavailable
Rapid Diagnostic Test Helps Distinguish Between Severe and Uncomplicated Malaria in Africa
USC Researcher Identifies a New Way to Treat HIV
Zika Virus is More Prevalent in Reproductive Tract After Vaginal Transfer Than After Skin Injection
Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes are Rare in Undisturbed Tropical Forests
More Than 99 Percent of the Microbes Inside Us are Unknown to Science
Fatal Attractions for Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes
Scientists Develop Infection Model for Tickborne Flaviviruses
Oropouche Virus Could Emerge and Cause a Public Health Problem
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Fight Infectious Diseases
Johns Hopkins Materials Scientists Probe a Protein's Role in Accelerating Ebola's Spread
Postnatal Identification of Zika Virus Peptides From Saliva
Study Finds Some Disinfectants Inhibit Cell Energy and Alter Reproduction
Researchers Find an Alternative Mode of Bacterial Quorum Sensing
Researchers Use Antibiotics Combo to Kill First Strain of Highly Resistant E. coli in U.S.
Overcoming the Last Line of Antibiotic Resistance Against Bacterial Infections
Bundled Interventions, Ongoing Education Can Address Threat of Device-Related Infections
80 Percent of Ebola Survivors Suffer Disabilities One Year After Discharge
Scientists Develop Novel Approach to Track HIV Infection
Sugars in Human Mother's Milk are New Class of Antibacterial Agents