Differences in Risk Factors Between Persons Born Outside the U.S. Versus U.S.-Born Residents With HIV
All Adult HIV Patients Should be Offered Antiretroviral Therapy Regardless of CD4 Cell Count
Medline Launches Environmental Program to Assist Hospitals With Sustainability Efforts
PSP Awarded Three-Year Contract with the Premier Healthcare Alliance for Room Turnover Products
Medical Students Unwilling to Speak Up to Senior Staff Regarding Poor Hand Hygiene Practices
Hand Hygiene Compliance Can Be Improved With a Multimodal Strategy
Multifaceted Hand Hygiene Interventions are Effective in Long-Term Care Facilities
WHO Says HIV Drug Resistance is Present but Can be Managed
WHO Issues Guidance on Antiretroviral Use by HIV-Negative People at High Risk to Prevent Infection
Severe Flu Increases Risk of Parkinson's Disease
Unique Mechanism Identified in Bacteria as Potential Target for Developing New Antibiotics
Beneficial Bacteria May Help Ward Off Infection
While many bacteria exist as aggressive pathogens, causing diseases ranging from tuberculosis and cholera, to plague, diphtheria and toxic shock syndrome, others play a less malevolent role and some are critical for human health.
Novel Anti-Malarial Drug Target Identified
Scientists Working Toward a Cure for HIV
The advent of combination antiretroviral therapy in 1996, and patients success using the drugs in managing HIV, led to diminished interest in research towards a cure for a number of years.
New Report Describes Seven Essential Steps Toward an AIDS-Free Generation
Modifying Surfaces by Means of Nanostructured Reliefs to Prevent the Spread of Bacteria
UGA Researchers Develop Rapid Diagnostic Test for Pathogens, Contaminants
Using nanoscale materials, researchers at the University of Georgia have developed a single-step method to rapidly and accurately detect viruses, bacteria and chemical contaminants.
Lungs Respond to Hospital Ventilator as If It Were an Infection
What Was Learned from the 2010 California Pertussis Epidemic?
Botanical Compound Could Prove Crucial to Healing Influenza Infection
Belgian Scientists Develop Way to Detect 'Superparasites'
HIV Injection Could Someday Replace Daily Pill Regimen
Mild HIV Type Slows Development of AIDS and Makes New Preventive Treatments Possible
J.H. Whitney Acquires TIDI Products, LLC
Global Surgical and Infection Control Device Industry to Continue Growth Momentum
Five-Second Rule Has Plenty of Bugs, Says Loyola Expert
Joint Commission R3 Report Explains New Flu Vaccine Requirements
UV-C Light Kills Wound Bacteria
Copper Surfaces Could Reduce Hospital-Acquired Infections
Package Inserts Overstate Diagnostic TB Tests' Accuracy