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Chicago Doctor May Have Exposed Patients, Staff to TB

April 13th 2009

Stackhouse Sold to Ecolab

April 10th 2009

Study Finds Multidrug-Resistant Gram-Negative Bacteria High in Long-Term Care

April 10th 2009

Progress in Foodborne Illness Prevention Plateaus

April 9th 2009

Research Could Lead to New Non-Antibiotic Drugs to Counter HAIs

April 8th 2009

EPA to Recommend Green Claims for Disinfectants and Sanitizers

April 8th 2009

VA Investigating Potential Contamination of Scopes

April 7th 2009

Common Virus Kills Cancer Stem Cells

April 7th 2009

Vaccine for the Infected? New TB Vaccine Clears Important Hurdle

April 7th 2009

Study: Every 1.7 Minutes a Medicare Beneficiary Experiences a Patient Safety Event

April 7th 2009

Immune Cells in Skin Fight Off Infection Better Than the Rest

April 7th 2009

Has HIV Become More Virulent?

April 7th 2009

April 7 is World Health Day

April 7th 2009

Health Ministers to Accelerate Efforts Against Drug-Resistant TB

April 7th 2009

NJ Physicians License Suspended for Possible Link to Hepatitis B Outbreak

April 7th 2009

Study Shows U.S. AIDS Relief Program Saved 1 Million Lives

April 7th 2009

Seaweed Surface Chemicals Could be Source for Potential Antifungal Drugs

April 7th 2009

Partner Behavior Better Predicts STD Risks

April 7th 2009

Cheap Spring Cleaning to Get the Germs

April 6th 2009

Locking Parasites in Host Cell Could Be New Way to Fight Malaria

April 6th 2009

Study Shows Germs Succumb to Broccoli Sprouts

April 6th 2009

Radianse Announces Real-Time Tracking of Emory ED Staff and Patients to Trace and Contain Infectious Disease Spread

April 6th 2009

Roche Introduces New LightCycler MRSA Advanced Test in the EU

April 6th 2009

SIS Trax Unveiled by Surgical Information Systems (SIS)

April 6th 2009

MedAssets Adds Ethox P3 Line of Pneumatic Patient Positioners

April 6th 2009

Redefining What it Means to be a Prion

April 2nd 2009

Greater Benefits of Pneumococcal Vaccines that 'Cover' More Strains

April 2nd 2009

Antibiotic Spacers Fill the Gap for People with Infected Hip Replacements

April 2nd 2009

New Evidence Explains Poor Infant Immune Response to Certain Vaccines

April 1st 2009

FDA Recalls Certain Pistachio Products for Salmonella

April 1st 2009

News

Chicago Doctor May Have Exposed Patients, Staff to TB

Stackhouse Sold to Ecolab

Study Finds Multidrug-Resistant Gram-Negative Bacteria High in Long-Term Care

Progress in Foodborne Illness Prevention Plateaus

Research Could Lead to New Non-Antibiotic Drugs to Counter HAIs

EPA to Recommend Green Claims for Disinfectants and Sanitizers

VA Investigating Potential Contamination of Scopes

Common Virus Kills Cancer Stem Cells

Vaccine for the Infected? New TB Vaccine Clears Important Hurdle

Study: Every 1.7 Minutes a Medicare Beneficiary Experiences a Patient Safety Event

Immune Cells in Skin Fight Off Infection Better Than the Rest

Has HIV Become More Virulent?

April 7 is World Health Day

Health Ministers to Accelerate Efforts Against Drug-Resistant TB

NJ Physicians License Suspended for Possible Link to Hepatitis B Outbreak

Study Shows U.S. AIDS Relief Program Saved 1 Million Lives

Seaweed Surface Chemicals Could be Source for Potential Antifungal Drugs

Partner Behavior Better Predicts STD Risks

Cheap Spring Cleaning to Get the Germs

Locking Parasites in Host Cell Could Be New Way to Fight Malaria

Study Shows Germs Succumb to Broccoli Sprouts

Radianse Announces Real-Time Tracking of Emory ED Staff and Patients to Trace and Contain Infectious Disease Spread

Roche Introduces New LightCycler MRSA Advanced Test in the EU

SIS Trax Unveiled by Surgical Information Systems (SIS)

MedAssets Adds Ethox P3 Line of Pneumatic Patient Positioners

Redefining What it Means to be a Prion

Greater Benefits of Pneumococcal Vaccines that 'Cover' More Strains

Antibiotic Spacers Fill the Gap for People with Infected Hip Replacements

New Evidence Explains Poor Infant Immune Response to Certain Vaccines

FDA Recalls Certain Pistachio Products for Salmonella

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