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MBL Imaging Technique Reveals Bacterial Biofilms in Colon Cancer Patients

December 12th 2014

Geospatial Study Identifies Hotspots in Deaths from HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C in Massachusetts

December 12th 2014

FDA Approves First Test to Confirm the Presence of Human T-cell Lymphotropic Virus-I/II Antibodies

December 12th 2014

Hepatitis C Ruled Out as Cause of Mental Impairment in HIV Patients

December 12th 2014

Malaria Drug Resistance is Caused by Single Mutated Gene in the Disease-Causing Parasite

December 12th 2014

Democratic Republic of the Congo: The Country That Knows How to Beat Ebola

December 12th 2014

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) there was long experience with Ebola – this was the seventh outbreak of the disease here. The country had the knowledge and the people needed to stop an outbreak – plus strong technical assistance and support from the World Health Organization (WHO).

Survivors Fight Ebola Stigma, Provide Patient Care

December 12th 2014

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus Unlikely to Reach Epidemic Status

December 11th 2014

Study Sheds New Light on Relationship Between Personality and Ability to Fight Infection

December 11th 2014

Loyola Researchers Identify Method to Assess UTI Risk After Pelvic-Floor Surgery

December 11th 2014

FDA Approval of Nonavalent HPV Vaccine Adds New Tool to Eradicate Cervical Cancer

December 11th 2014

FDA Approves Gardasil 9 for Prevention of Certain Cancers Caused by Five Additional Types of HPV

December 11th 2014

IDSA Applauds New Legislation Aimed at Developing Drug Approval Pathway

December 11th 2014

Snakes on a Plane? Dust Mites are More Likely

December 11th 2014

Infection Control Tomorrow Announces Xenex as Event Title Sponsor

December 11th 2014

First Skilled Nursing Facility in Texas to Protect Residents with Xenex Germ-Zapping Robot

December 11th 2014

Comanche County Memorial Hospital Chooses Spectra254 Ultraviolet Light Systems

December 11th 2014

Sealed Air Awarded Contract with Premier, Inc., Named Sole Supplier for ASCEND Collaborative

December 11th 2014

Baylor Research Could Lead to Development of Novel Vaccines from Flu to HIV

December 10th 2014

Notre Dame Study Examines Important Ebola Protein

December 10th 2014

How Long Can Ebola Live? Researcher Looks for Answers

December 10th 2014

Microbiologists Discover How Gut Bacterial Resources are Hijacked to Promote Intestinal Illnesses

December 10th 2014

Next-Generation Treatment for UTIs May Focus on Fitness Genes

December 10th 2014

$3.2 Million NIH Grant to Prove Effectiveness of New Treatment for Common HAI

December 10th 2014

Immunizing Schoolkids Fights Flu in Others, Too

December 10th 2014

Drug Developed at Pitt Proves Effective Against Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs

December 10th 2014

Study Shows Increase in Raw Milk-Associated Outbreaks

December 10th 2014

Infectious Disease Experts Say Guidelines for Treatment of Ebola Patients are Needed Urgently

December 10th 2014

University of Kansas Research Team Helps WHO Make Sense of Ebola Response Efforts

December 10th 2014

Molecular Decoys Help Overcome Drug Resistance

December 9th 2014

News

MBL Imaging Technique Reveals Bacterial Biofilms in Colon Cancer Patients

Geospatial Study Identifies Hotspots in Deaths from HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C in Massachusetts

FDA Approves First Test to Confirm the Presence of Human T-cell Lymphotropic Virus-I/II Antibodies

Hepatitis C Ruled Out as Cause of Mental Impairment in HIV Patients

Malaria Drug Resistance is Caused by Single Mutated Gene in the Disease-Causing Parasite

Democratic Republic of the Congo: The Country That Knows How to Beat Ebola

Survivors Fight Ebola Stigma, Provide Patient Care

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus Unlikely to Reach Epidemic Status

Study Sheds New Light on Relationship Between Personality and Ability to Fight Infection

Loyola Researchers Identify Method to Assess UTI Risk After Pelvic-Floor Surgery

FDA Approval of Nonavalent HPV Vaccine Adds New Tool to Eradicate Cervical Cancer

FDA Approves Gardasil 9 for Prevention of Certain Cancers Caused by Five Additional Types of HPV

IDSA Applauds New Legislation Aimed at Developing Drug Approval Pathway

Snakes on a Plane? Dust Mites are More Likely

Infection Control Tomorrow Announces Xenex as Event Title Sponsor

First Skilled Nursing Facility in Texas to Protect Residents with Xenex Germ-Zapping Robot

Comanche County Memorial Hospital Chooses Spectra254 Ultraviolet Light Systems

Sealed Air Awarded Contract with Premier, Inc., Named Sole Supplier for ASCEND Collaborative

Baylor Research Could Lead to Development of Novel Vaccines from Flu to HIV

Notre Dame Study Examines Important Ebola Protein

How Long Can Ebola Live? Researcher Looks for Answers

Microbiologists Discover How Gut Bacterial Resources are Hijacked to Promote Intestinal Illnesses

Next-Generation Treatment for UTIs May Focus on Fitness Genes

$3.2 Million NIH Grant to Prove Effectiveness of New Treatment for Common HAI

Immunizing Schoolkids Fights Flu in Others, Too

Drug Developed at Pitt Proves Effective Against Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs

Study Shows Increase in Raw Milk-Associated Outbreaks

Infectious Disease Experts Say Guidelines for Treatment of Ebola Patients are Needed Urgently

University of Kansas Research Team Helps WHO Make Sense of Ebola Response Efforts

Molecular Decoys Help Overcome Drug Resistance

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