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A team of Yale University scientists has engineered the cell wall of the Staphylococcus aureus bacteria, tricking it into incorporating foreign small molecules and embedding them within the cell wall.

Researcher Helps Discover 'Walking' Properties of Bacteria

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Maternal Influenza Vaccination May Be Associated With Flu Protection in Infants

October 7th 2010

Many U.S. Physicians are Unfamiliar With Chagas' Disease, Survey Says

October 7th 2010

New Tool in the Fight Against Tuberculosis

October 7th 2010

Healthcare Facilities Could Win Image Makeover in Cintas Contest

October 7th 2010

How Campylobacter Rely on Pseudomonas to Infect Humans

October 7th 2010

NIH Funds Advanced Development of Biodefense Vaccines

October 7th 2010

VA's Adverse Medical Events Disclosure Policy is Lauded

October 6th 2010

FDA Issues Regulatory Science Report, Details Strides in Public Health Efforts That Can Be Made

October 6th 2010

Trauma Surgeon Develops Multidisciplinary Protocol to Eliminate VAP

October 6th 2010

One Lock, Many Keys to Immune System

October 6th 2010

2009 H1N1 Pandemic: What Went Right and What Went Wrong?

October 6th 2010

Study Highlights Global Strategies to Halt Pandemic Diseases

October 6th 2010

Limited Number of Streptococcus Pneumoniae Serotypes Cause Most Invasive Pneumococcal Disease

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AORN Offers Digital Storytelling Workshop

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NQF Invites Comments on HAI Project

Loyola Again Makes Flu Shot Mandatory for All Employees

IV Connectors Studied for Preventing Bacterial Growth

Scientists Link Hepatitis C Virus Infection to Fat Enzyme in Liver Cells

Inviragen and PharmaJet Receive NIAID Contract to Develop Needle-free Dengue Vaccine

Researchers Determine the Genetic Blueprint of the Lyme Disease Bacteria

Scientists Learn How Immune Cells Communicate

Institutions Measure Bloodstream Infection Rates Differently

GE Healthcare's Smart Patient Room to Begin Data Collection

DiFUSION Technologies Completes Successful Antimicrobial Implant Animal Trial

Rubbermaid Introduces Flex Skin Care System

Guinness World Records Attempt for Most People Sanitizing Hands a Success

Households With Young Children Had More Surface Contamination With Flu Virus

Scientists Trick Bacteria with Small Molecules

Researcher Helps Discover 'Walking' Properties of Bacteria

Maternal Influenza Vaccination May Be Associated With Flu Protection in Infants

Many U.S. Physicians are Unfamiliar With Chagas' Disease, Survey Says

New Tool in the Fight Against Tuberculosis

Healthcare Facilities Could Win Image Makeover in Cintas Contest

How Campylobacter Rely on Pseudomonas to Infect Humans

NIH Funds Advanced Development of Biodefense Vaccines

VA's Adverse Medical Events Disclosure Policy is Lauded

FDA Issues Regulatory Science Report, Details Strides in Public Health Efforts That Can Be Made

Trauma Surgeon Develops Multidisciplinary Protocol to Eliminate VAP

One Lock, Many Keys to Immune System

2009 H1N1 Pandemic: What Went Right and What Went Wrong?

Study Highlights Global Strategies to Halt Pandemic Diseases

Limited Number of Streptococcus Pneumoniae Serotypes Cause Most Invasive Pneumococcal Disease

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