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Key Regulatory Protein is Discovered to be Essential for Malaria Parasite Transmission to Mosquitos

February 24th 2014

Dental Plaque Bacteria Preserved for 1,000 Years Similar to That Found in Oral Cavities Today

February 24th 2014

When a University of Oklahoma researcher and an international team of experts analyzed the dental calculus or plaque from teeth preserved for 1,000 years, the results revealed human health and dietary information never seen before. The team discovered disease-causing bacteria in a German Medieval population, which is the same or very similar to inflammatory disease-causing bacteria in humans todayunlikely scientific results given modern hygiene and dental health practices.

Mysterious Polio-Like Illness Found in Five California Children

February 24th 2014

Nine Cases of Human Infection with H7N9 Virus are Reported to WHO

February 24th 2014

Researchers Study MRSA Transmission Via Healthcare Workers

February 23rd 2014

HAIs Fuel Hand Hygiene Product Uptake in Western Europe, Says Frost & Sullivan Report

February 23rd 2014

Reducing HIV Transmission Among Drug Injectors Lowers AIDS Mortality in Heterosexuals

February 21st 2014

Researchers Look to Reduce Hep C Infections with 'Staying Safe' Intervention for Injecting Drug Users

February 21st 2014

Evidence Mixed on the Usefulness of Echinacea for Colds

February 21st 2014

Scientists Developing Early Warning System for Epidemics

February 21st 2014

Transplant Safety: Recognizing Donor-Derived Infections and the Need for Astute Clinicians

February 21st 2014

Fast Emergency Department Identification of Sepsis Speeds Treatment

February 21st 2014

Standards Compliance Analysis Shows Where Ambulatory Organizations Excel and Where They Struggle

February 20th 2014

CDC Reports Flu Hit Younger People Particularly Hard This Season

February 20th 2014

What Convinces College Students to Get Flu Vaccines? Money and Peers, Economists Say

February 20th 2014

MD Anderson Researcher Uncovers Some of the Ancient Mysteries of Leprosy

February 20th 2014

Clorox Healthcare Launches New, Comprehensive Approach to Environmental Disinfection for Healthcare

February 20th 2014

National Institutes of Health Clinical Center Deploys TRU-D SmartUVC Disinfection Robot

February 20th 2014

Humber River Hospital Adopts Automated Technology to Streamline Waste Handling, Soiled Linen

February 20th 2014

Companies Resolve Patent Infringement Lawsuit

February 20th 2014

Kodak and PurThread to Collaborate on Antimicrobial Surface Solutions for Healthcare and Military

February 20th 2014

Unusual New HIV Drug Resistance Mechanism Revealed

February 19th 2014

Scientists Studying Zoonotic Feline Tularemia by Finding Influential Geospatial Factors

February 19th 2014

Study Finds Low Rate of Surgical Site Infections Following Ambulatory Surgery

February 19th 2014

Antibiotics Don't Prevent Complications from Kids' Respiratory Infections

February 18th 2014

Ticks May Cause Double Trouble, Stanford Scientists Find

February 18th 2014

Marijuana May Protect the Immune System Against HIV and Slow Disease Progression

February 18th 2014

Loyola Researchers Identify Risk Factor for Necrotizing Enterocolitis in Preemies

February 18th 2014

Hitchhiking Vaccines Boost Immunity

February 18th 2014

Study Finds Slim, Attractive Men Have Less Nasal Bacteria Than Heavy Men

February 18th 2014

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Key Regulatory Protein is Discovered to be Essential for Malaria Parasite Transmission to Mosquitos

Dental Plaque Bacteria Preserved for 1,000 Years Similar to That Found in Oral Cavities Today

Mysterious Polio-Like Illness Found in Five California Children

Nine Cases of Human Infection with H7N9 Virus are Reported to WHO

Researchers Study MRSA Transmission Via Healthcare Workers

HAIs Fuel Hand Hygiene Product Uptake in Western Europe, Says Frost & Sullivan Report

Reducing HIV Transmission Among Drug Injectors Lowers AIDS Mortality in Heterosexuals

Researchers Look to Reduce Hep C Infections with 'Staying Safe' Intervention for Injecting Drug Users

Evidence Mixed on the Usefulness of Echinacea for Colds

Scientists Developing Early Warning System for Epidemics

Transplant Safety: Recognizing Donor-Derived Infections and the Need for Astute Clinicians

Fast Emergency Department Identification of Sepsis Speeds Treatment

Standards Compliance Analysis Shows Where Ambulatory Organizations Excel and Where They Struggle

CDC Reports Flu Hit Younger People Particularly Hard This Season

What Convinces College Students to Get Flu Vaccines? Money and Peers, Economists Say

MD Anderson Researcher Uncovers Some of the Ancient Mysteries of Leprosy

Clorox Healthcare Launches New, Comprehensive Approach to Environmental Disinfection for Healthcare

National Institutes of Health Clinical Center Deploys TRU-D SmartUVC Disinfection Robot

Humber River Hospital Adopts Automated Technology to Streamline Waste Handling, Soiled Linen

Companies Resolve Patent Infringement Lawsuit

Kodak and PurThread to Collaborate on Antimicrobial Surface Solutions for Healthcare and Military

Unusual New HIV Drug Resistance Mechanism Revealed

Scientists Studying Zoonotic Feline Tularemia by Finding Influential Geospatial Factors

Study Finds Low Rate of Surgical Site Infections Following Ambulatory Surgery

Antibiotics Don't Prevent Complications from Kids' Respiratory Infections

Ticks May Cause Double Trouble, Stanford Scientists Find

Marijuana May Protect the Immune System Against HIV and Slow Disease Progression

Loyola Researchers Identify Risk Factor for Necrotizing Enterocolitis in Preemies

Hitchhiking Vaccines Boost Immunity

Study Finds Slim, Attractive Men Have Less Nasal Bacteria Than Heavy Men

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