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State-of-the-Art Mobile Infection Control Technology Aiming to Make Air Quality Safer for Immunocompromised Patients

August 4th 2008

FluMist Now Available for the 2008-09 Flu Season

August 4th 2008

Certain HIV Treatment Less Effective When Used with Anti-TB Therapy

August 4th 2008

International Panel Updates Treatment Guidelines for HIV Infection

August 4th 2008

Canadian Study of Colds and Kids Reveals Positive Safety Results for Ginseng Extract

August 4th 2008

Flu Vaccine May Not Protect Seniors Well

August 1st 2008

Common Vaginal Infection May Increase Risk of HIV Infection

August 1st 2008

Strategies to Control TB Outdated and Inadequate, Study Asserts

August 1st 2008

Recurrence of Group B Strep High in Subsequent Pregnancies

August 1st 2008

Higher HIV Infection Estimate Shows Need for Routine Screening, More Funding for Care

August 1st 2008

Pediatric HIV Treatment Increases Asthma Risk

July 31st 2008

FDA Extends Consumer Warning on Serrano Peppers from Mexico

July 31st 2008

3M Attest Sterile U Online Provides Key Insights on Pack and Load Control Tools

July 31st 2008

Polluted Canal May Be Source of New Antibiotics

July 30th 2008

Researchers Discover New DNA Binding Activity of E. coli Protein

July 30th 2008

UCF Professor Develops Vaccine Against Black Plague Bioterror Attack

July 30th 2008

Joint Commission to Hold Infection Prevention and Control Conference Sept. 18-19

July 30th 2008

Potential New Drug Target to Fight Tuberculosis Identified

July 29th 2008

Sensitive Testing Reveals Drug-Resistant HIV With Possible Consequences for Treatment

July 29th 2008

Microbes: Fine Line Between Platonic and Pathogenic Relationships

July 29th 2008

Researchers Analyze How New Anti-MRSA Antibiotics Function

July 29th 2008

UCSF Study Shows Sharp National Rise in Skin Infections, MRSA Suspected

July 29th 2008

Component Hardware Group, Maker of Saniguard, Launches New Web Site

July 28th 2008

Francisella tularensis: Stopping a Biological Weapon

July 28th 2008

Lung Inflammation From Influenza Could be Turned Off With New Discovery

July 28th 2008

Defining DNA Differences to Track and Tackle Typhoid

July 28th 2008

U.S. Grown Jalapeño and Serrano Peppers Not Connected to Salmonella Saintpaul Outbreak

July 28th 2008

New HIV Drug Shows Viral Load Reduction in Treatment-Resistant Patients

July 25th 2008

New Institute Working on Ways to Diagnose, Cure, Prevent Infectious Diseases

July 25th 2008

Cigarette Smoke Makes Flu, Other Viral Infections Worse

July 25th 2008

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State-of-the-Art Mobile Infection Control Technology Aiming to Make Air Quality Safer for Immunocompromised Patients

FluMist Now Available for the 2008-09 Flu Season

Certain HIV Treatment Less Effective When Used with Anti-TB Therapy

International Panel Updates Treatment Guidelines for HIV Infection

Canadian Study of Colds and Kids Reveals Positive Safety Results for Ginseng Extract

Flu Vaccine May Not Protect Seniors Well

Common Vaginal Infection May Increase Risk of HIV Infection

Strategies to Control TB Outdated and Inadequate, Study Asserts

Recurrence of Group B Strep High in Subsequent Pregnancies

Higher HIV Infection Estimate Shows Need for Routine Screening, More Funding for Care

Pediatric HIV Treatment Increases Asthma Risk

FDA Extends Consumer Warning on Serrano Peppers from Mexico

3M Attest Sterile U Online Provides Key Insights on Pack and Load Control Tools

Polluted Canal May Be Source of New Antibiotics

Researchers Discover New DNA Binding Activity of E. coli Protein

UCF Professor Develops Vaccine Against Black Plague Bioterror Attack

Joint Commission to Hold Infection Prevention and Control Conference Sept. 18-19

Potential New Drug Target to Fight Tuberculosis Identified

Sensitive Testing Reveals Drug-Resistant HIV With Possible Consequences for Treatment

Microbes: Fine Line Between Platonic and Pathogenic Relationships

Researchers Analyze How New Anti-MRSA Antibiotics Function

UCSF Study Shows Sharp National Rise in Skin Infections, MRSA Suspected

Component Hardware Group, Maker of Saniguard, Launches New Web Site

Francisella tularensis: Stopping a Biological Weapon

Lung Inflammation From Influenza Could be Turned Off With New Discovery

Defining DNA Differences to Track and Tackle Typhoid

U.S. Grown Jalapeño and Serrano Peppers Not Connected to Salmonella Saintpaul Outbreak

New HIV Drug Shows Viral Load Reduction in Treatment-Resistant Patients

New Institute Working on Ways to Diagnose, Cure, Prevent Infectious Diseases

Cigarette Smoke Makes Flu, Other Viral Infections Worse

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