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Chlamydia Testing in UK Pharmacies: Questions That Need Addressing

Study Links Ebola Outbreaks to Animal Carcasses

New Book for Nurses: Advice to Prepare for the Inevitable

Abbott and OraSure Technologies Enter Agreement for OraQuick ADVANCE Rapid HIV-1/2 Test

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AHRMM Provides Members with Access to Online Supply Chain Education Through the Accenture Supply Chain Academy

Mosquito Control Strategy Proves Successful Against Dengue Fever

Cardinal Health Recognizes Outstanding Suppliers

NIDA-Funded Studies Show Expanding HIV Screening is Cost-Effective

Simple Treatment Could Prevent Many Child Malaria Deaths

Mosquito Control Strategy Proves Successful Against Dengue Fever

Wisconsin Refugee Screening Prevents the Spread of TB

Rapid HIV Testing Campaign Targets African American and Latina Women in New Jersey

Bioterrorism Coordinator Named State Epidemiologist for Arizona

Illinois Governor Announces Electronic Disease Reporting for Hospitals

Study Finds Direct Association Between Cardiovascular Disease and Periodontal Bacteria

County of San Francisco First in Country to Diagnose Tuberculosis Infection With QuantiFERON-TB GOLD

India Begins Its First Preventive AIDS Vaccine Trial

HIV/AIDS Conspiracy Theories May Hamper Efforts to Halt the Disease

Chemists Create 'Superbowl' Molecule; May Lead to Better Health

Joint Commission Seeks Input on Potential National Patient Safety Goals

Gates Foundation Funds New Polio Vaccine to Accelerate Eradication Efforts

WHO Warns of Increased Risk of Vector-borne Diseases in Tsunami-affected Areas

Nurses on the Front Line: Preparing for Bioterror

Pall Presents Prion Technology to Department of Health and Human Services Blood Safety Advisory Committee

L.A. County Shuts Down HIV Testing in Bathhouses, Says AHF

Needlestick Injuries in Healthcare Workers Still Occurring, Says U.K. HPA

Minnesota Department of Health Publishes First-Ever Report on Adverse Events in Hospitals

Are Bioterrorism Dollars Making Us Safer?

California State Health Department Cites Facility for Death of a Resident Due to Sepsis and Dehydration

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Tuberculosis and Infection Prevention: What IPC Professionals Need to Know for World TB DAY 2026

The Clean Bite: When Life Takes You Beyond Dentistry

First-Ever Antibiofilm Drug Enters Phase 2/3 Trial for Prosthetic Joint Infections