Norovirus Structures Could Help Develop Treatments for Food Poisoning
Nurses Launch Petition to Place Vascular Access Specialists in Every Hospital Across U.S.
Twice-Daily Disinfection Can Substantially Reduce Bacterial Colonization of In-Hospital Tablet Computers
Sun-exposed Oyster Mushrooms Help Patients Fight Tuberculosis
Waning Potency of Pertussis Vaccine a Significant Contributor to Recent Whooping Cough Outbreaks
Chickenpox Vaccination Lowers Risk of Pediatric Shingles
A New Picture of Dengue's Growing Threat
Pneumonia Mapped in Largest Genomic Survey of Any Disease-Causing Bacterium
Combating Mosquito-Borne Diseases With Bacteria
More Than 1 Million New Curable Sexually Transmitted Infections Every Day
Clemson Researchers Gain Ground in the Race to Cure Widespread Parasitic Infection
New Research Helping to Reveal More About Megaviruses
Bacteriophages Can Have a Cascade of Effects on the Microbiome
Infection Control in Occupational Health: CDC Seeks to Update Guidelines
NIH HIV Experts Prioritize Research to Achieve Sustained ART-Free HIV Remission
DISARM Act Provides Framework Needed to Spur Antibiotic R&D, Protect Existing Drugs
Immune Cells Play Unexpected Role in Early Tuberculosis Infection
CloroxPro Announces Champions of Clean Contest Winners
APIC Honors Philadelphia Infection Prevention Leader With Its Highest Award
VA, University of Michigan Researcher Receives APIC’s Distinguished Scientist Award
Cleveland Clinic Akron General President Receives APIC’s Healthcare Administrator Award
Wisconsin Infection Preventionist Honored for Distinguished Service
Visible Public Health Leadership Needed to Boost Vaccine Coverage
Exposure to Bacteria Begins in the Womb
Scientists Discover How Hepatitis C 'Ghosts' the Immune System
Details of First Historically Recorded Plague Pandemic Revealed by Ancient Genomes
Best Practices of Nucleic Acid Amplification Tests for the Diagnosis of Clostridioides
Respiratory Pathogens on the Outer Surface of Used Medical Masks May Result in Self-Contamination
Vulnerability to Ebola and Lassa Fever Can Now be Properly Assessed
Antibiotic Produced by the Microbiome Kills Bacteria by Disturbing Energy Metabolism
