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Among Deaths From H1N1, Pregnant Women Appear to Have High Risk

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April 20th 2010

STERIS Corporation Announces Agreement With FDA

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New Species of Human Malaria Recognized

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Chicken Antibodies May Help Prevent H5N1 Pandemic

April 19th 2010

Treatment-Resistant Ringworm is Highly Prevalent Among Children in Metropolitan Elementary Schools

April 19th 2010

Groups Respond to Report on Quality and HAIs

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For Older Adults, Flu Season Tends to Peak First in Nevada, Last in Maine

April 15th 2010

DNA Testing of Blood Sample Not Effective for Identifying CMV in Newborns

April 15th 2010

CDC Report Shows Success in Fighting E. coli O157:H7

April 15th 2010

2010 Decennial Sets the Stage for Future Infection Prevention Research

April 15th 2010

Active Surveillance Testing vs. Conventional Infection Control Measures

April 15th 2010

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April 15th 2010

Input on Active Surveillance Cultures from the Community

April 15th 2010

HHS Reports "Little Progress" in HAI Reduction

April 15th 2010

Bacteria in Household Dust May Help or Hinder Childhood Asthma

April 15th 2010

Aerosols: A New Tool Against TB?

April 15th 2010

Oral Bacteria Linked to Intrauterine Infections and Pre-term Birth

April 15th 2010

Researcher Says Trying to Eradicate a Disease is a Waste of Money

April 15th 2010

Almost 40 Percent of Europeans are Aware of Antibiotic Overuse

April 14th 2010

Experts Examine H1N1 Response and Lessons for the Future

April 14th 2010

Consortium to Seek and Destroy Europes Superbugs

April 14th 2010

Tapeworm Infection Increasing in Mexico and Bordering Southwestern States

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Guillain-Barré Syndrome Cases Low After 2009 H1N1 Vaccine

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Researchers Identify Key Molecular Step to Fending Off Viruses

Physics Strategy Tested as Solution for Antibiotic Resistance

VAP and Early vs. Late Tracheotomy for Ventilated ICU Patients

Among Deaths From H1N1, Pregnant Women Appear to Have High Risk

OB/GYN Offices May Be Ideal Venue for Improving Vaccine Rates Among Women

Who is at Risk for MRSA?

STERIS Corporation Announces Agreement With FDA

How Infection and Inflammation Can Lead to Cancer

New Species of Human Malaria Recognized

Chicken Antibodies May Help Prevent H5N1 Pandemic

Treatment-Resistant Ringworm is Highly Prevalent Among Children in Metropolitan Elementary Schools

Groups Respond to Report on Quality and HAIs

For Older Adults, Flu Season Tends to Peak First in Nevada, Last in Maine

DNA Testing of Blood Sample Not Effective for Identifying CMV in Newborns

CDC Report Shows Success in Fighting E. coli O157:H7

2010 Decennial Sets the Stage for Future Infection Prevention Research

Active Surveillance Testing vs. Conventional Infection Control Measures

One IP's Take on Active Surveillance Testing

Input on Active Surveillance Cultures from the Community

HHS Reports "Little Progress" in HAI Reduction

Bacteria in Household Dust May Help or Hinder Childhood Asthma

Aerosols: A New Tool Against TB?

Oral Bacteria Linked to Intrauterine Infections and Pre-term Birth

Researcher Says Trying to Eradicate a Disease is a Waste of Money

Almost 40 Percent of Europeans are Aware of Antibiotic Overuse

Experts Examine H1N1 Response and Lessons for the Future

Consortium to Seek and Destroy Europes Superbugs

Tapeworm Infection Increasing in Mexico and Bordering Southwestern States

Study Finds Wide Variation in Those Infected By H1N1

Guillain-Barré Syndrome Cases Low After 2009 H1N1 Vaccine

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