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Many Hospitals Fail to Reduce Infection Rates Despite Checklists

February 2nd 2010

FDA Extends Time Period for Transition from STERIS System 1 to Alternative

February 2nd 2010

Researchers Find 'Broad Spectrum' Antiviral

February 2nd 2010

Consumer Reports Finds High Levels of Bacteria in Packaged Salad

February 2nd 2010

Of Swine, Birds and Men

February 1st 2010

Researchers Discover How Foodborne Bacteria Induces Infected Immune Cells to Sabotage Their Own Defensive Response

February 1st 2010

Immune Protein Fends Off Exotic Virus

February 1st 2010

Research Breakthrough Could Lead to New Treatment for Malaria

January 29th 2010

Immune Memory Formation Seen in Early Stages of Viral Infection

January 29th 2010

Wound Treatment Wins Commercialization Funds

January 28th 2010

Mandatory Policy Boosts Influenza Vaccination Rate Among Healthcare Workers

January 28th 2010

Scientists Find Potential New Way to Enhance Vaccines

January 27th 2010

Lab First to Confirm Salmonella in Nationwide Outbreak

January 27th 2010

Stopping Bacterial Infections Without Antibiotics

January 27th 2010

AORN and 3M Announce the End of Public Submission Phase for Hand Hygiene Video Contest

January 27th 2010

Good Bacteria Keep Immune System Primed to Fight Future Infections

January 27th 2010

FDA Announces Class I Recall of Certain Infusion Set Needles

January 27th 2010

Antibiotics Might Team Up to Fight Deadly Staph Infections

January 27th 2010

Proper Vaccine Refrigeration Vital to Putting Disease on Ice

January 27th 2010

Transplant Tourism Poses Infection Problems, Ethical Dilemma for U.S. Doctors

January 26th 2010

Ansell Joins Humanitarian Effort with Shipments of Gloves to Haiti

January 26th 2010

UCF Professor's Vaccine Could be Lethal Weapon Against Malaria, Cholera

January 26th 2010

Rejuvenating the Old Immune System

January 26th 2010

New Compound Could Be Alternative Strategy for Preventing HIV Infection

January 26th 2010

Control of Herpes Symptoms Does Not Reduce HIV Transmission

January 25th 2010

Genome Sequencing Study Finds Clues to Unraveling the Causes of Deadly Epidemics

January 25th 2010

Gastric Ulcer Bacteria Turn Immune Defense Inward

January 25th 2010

Video of Virus in Action Shows Viruses Can Spread Faster Than Thought Possible

January 22nd 2010

Double Trouble: Bacterial Super-Infection After the Flu

January 22nd 2010

EPA Cracks Down on Public Health Claims, Product Efficacy

January 22nd 2010

News

Many Hospitals Fail to Reduce Infection Rates Despite Checklists

FDA Extends Time Period for Transition from STERIS System 1 to Alternative

Researchers Find 'Broad Spectrum' Antiviral

Consumer Reports Finds High Levels of Bacteria in Packaged Salad

Of Swine, Birds and Men

Researchers Discover How Foodborne Bacteria Induces Infected Immune Cells to Sabotage Their Own Defensive Response

Immune Protein Fends Off Exotic Virus

Research Breakthrough Could Lead to New Treatment for Malaria

Immune Memory Formation Seen in Early Stages of Viral Infection

Wound Treatment Wins Commercialization Funds

Mandatory Policy Boosts Influenza Vaccination Rate Among Healthcare Workers

Scientists Find Potential New Way to Enhance Vaccines

Lab First to Confirm Salmonella in Nationwide Outbreak

Stopping Bacterial Infections Without Antibiotics

AORN and 3M Announce the End of Public Submission Phase for Hand Hygiene Video Contest

Good Bacteria Keep Immune System Primed to Fight Future Infections

FDA Announces Class I Recall of Certain Infusion Set Needles

Antibiotics Might Team Up to Fight Deadly Staph Infections

Proper Vaccine Refrigeration Vital to Putting Disease on Ice

Transplant Tourism Poses Infection Problems, Ethical Dilemma for U.S. Doctors

Ansell Joins Humanitarian Effort with Shipments of Gloves to Haiti

UCF Professor's Vaccine Could be Lethal Weapon Against Malaria, Cholera

Rejuvenating the Old Immune System

New Compound Could Be Alternative Strategy for Preventing HIV Infection

Control of Herpes Symptoms Does Not Reduce HIV Transmission

Genome Sequencing Study Finds Clues to Unraveling the Causes of Deadly Epidemics

Gastric Ulcer Bacteria Turn Immune Defense Inward

Video of Virus in Action Shows Viruses Can Spread Faster Than Thought Possible

Double Trouble: Bacterial Super-Infection After the Flu

EPA Cracks Down on Public Health Claims, Product Efficacy

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