Wayne State Receives $1.8 Million NIH Grant to Research and Work Toward Improved Cholera Treatments
Are Doctors Prescribing Antibiotics for Sinus Infections Too Often?
Scientists Identify the Component That Allows Bacteria to Spread Resistance to Antibiotics
Researchers Create Large-Scale 'Germ Trap' for Hospitals
In Adolescents, Oral Truvada and Vaginal Ring for HIV Prevention are Safe, Acceptable
CDC Offers Tips for Preventing Shingles
Male Hepatitis B Patients Suffer Worse Liver Ailments, Regardless of Lifestyle
Antibiotics Come With Environmental Side Effects, Experts Say
UNC to Test Therapeutic Vaccine in People Living With HIV
Princeton Researchers Report New System to Study Chronic Hepatitis B
Target Best Connected Neighbors to Stop Spread of Infection in Developing Countries
New AAAHC Tool Addresses Flexible Endoscope Reprocessing Failures with Guidelines
Aggressive UTI Bacteria Hijack Copper, Feed Off It
Research Examines Lung Cell Turnover as Risk Factor and Target for Treatment of Influenza Pneumonia
New Vaccine Production Could Improve Flu Shot Accuracy
Experimental HIV Vaccine Regimen is Well-Tolerated, Elicits Immune Responses
Country With World's Highest HIV Prevalence is Now Controlling its HIV Epidemic
Child Living With HIV Maintains Remission Without Drugs Since 2008
Researchers Develop New Method to Generate Human Antibodies
Issues with Maternal Screening for Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection
Raccoon Roundworm Could be a Hidden Human Parasite
Multistate Outbreak of Salmonella Kiambu Infections Linked to Yellow Maradol Papayas
A Genetic Variation May Increase Tuberculosis Susceptibility
High-Dose Flu Vaccine Lowers Rate of Hospitalization From Respiratory Illnesses in LTC Residents
A Step Closer to Halting the Spread of Zika, Dengue and Chikungunya
Ancient Italian Fossils Reveal Risk of Parasitic Infections Due to Climate Change
Scientists Study Innate Reaction of Hematopoietic Stem Cells to Severe Infections
Cow Antibodies Yield Important Clues for Developing a Broadly Effective AIDS Vaccine
WHO Urges Action Against HIV Drug Resistance Threat
Program is First in Nation to Provide Treatment From Pharmacists That Could Prevent Lyme Disease
