A Cancer Drug May Help Treat Human Papillomavirus Infections
Duration of Baby's First Cold Depends on Nose-Dwelling Bacteria
Acute Flaccid Myelitis: Five Things to Know
CDC Flu Update: Number of People Seeing Their Healthcare Provider for Influenza-Like Illness is Above National Baseline for the First Time
Distinguishing Child Polio-Like Illness from Similar Diseases
Study Discovers 6,000-Plus Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Gut Bacteria
Measles Cases Spike Globally Due to Gaps in Vaccination Coverage
Altered Microbiome After Caesarean Section Impacts Baby's Immune System
Focus on Resistance to HIV Offers Insight Into How to Fight the Virus
Asian Longhorned Tick Spreading Widely in U.S.
How Viruses Hijack Part of Your Immune System and Use It Against You
Researchers Produce Six Antibodies to Combat Zika Virus
HIV in Liver Cells Found to Be Inactive, Narrowing Potential Treatment Targets
Fur Trade May Have Spread the Plague Through Europe
Researchers Develop Tool for Speedy Diagnosis of Bacterial Infections
The Potentially Deadly Bacterium That's on Everyone's Skin
Vaccine Signatures in Humanized Mice Point to Better Understanding of Infectious Diseases
Vaccination May Reduce the Severity of the Flu in Vaccinated but Still Infected Patients
New Call to Action Issued on the Dangers of Influenza Among Adults with Chronic Health Conditions
At-Home HPV Tests Could Be Powerful Tool for Hard-to-Reach U.S. Women
New HIV Diagnoses at High Levels in the European Region but Progress in EU
Study Predicts Novel Approach to Battling Influenza
Identifying Bacteria to Improve Gut Health
Sugars and Microbiome in Mother's Milk Influence Neonatal Rotavirus Infection
Improve Hand Hygiene, Patient Decolonization to Curb S. aureus Transmission in the OR
DNA With a Twist: Discovery Could Further Antibiotic Drug Development
WHO, Partners Launch New Response to Put Stalled Malaria Control Efforts Back on Track
FDA Issues Statement on Current Romaine Lettuce E. coli O157:H7 Outbreak Investigation
Fomite-Mediated Transmission as a Sufficient Pathway
Sequential Imaging of Zika-Exposed Fetuses Reveals Most Have Normal Brain Development
