Microbes on Explanted Pedicle Screws May be Possible Cause of Spinal Implant Failure
New Compound That Kills Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs is Discovered
Cranberries Join Forces With Antibiotics to Fight Bacteria
Drug-Resistant Infections: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Starve 'Em, Scientists Say
FDA Permits Marketing of First Diagnostic Test to Aid in Detecting Prosthetic Joint Infections
Shedding New Light on Plague to Protect Against Bioterrorism
Measles Vaccination: "All for One and One for All"
European Society of Emergency Medicine Voices Concern About Update to Sepsis Recommendation
FDA Clears First Diagnostic Tests for Extragenital Testing for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea
NIH Announces Awards for Multi-Year Studies of Influenza Immunity in Children
Potential Solutions for Limiting Exposure to Candida auris in Healthcare Facilities
Light and Nanotechnology Prevent Biofilms on Medical Implants
Hospital-Acquired Infections May Be Lower in Closed ICUs
Researchers Discover Promising Path Toward Developing Flu Treatment Using Lipid Target
Exposing the Vaccine-Hesitant to Real-Life Pain of Diseases Makes Them More Pro-Vaccination
Monkey-Infecting Virus May Provide Part of Future HIV Vaccine
Civil War Era Plant-Based Medicines Attack Drug-Resistant Bacteria in Lab Tests
New CAPC Study Quantifies Relationship Between Incidences of Human Lyme Disease and Tick Exposure in Domestic Dogs
Panel Identifies Interventions and Preferred Measures to Advance Antimicrobial Stewardship
Statistical Model Could Predict Future Disease Outbreaks
Widespread Testing, Treatment of Hepatitis C in U.S. Prisons Improves Outcomes
Researchers Create a Better Way to Transport Life-Saving Vaccines
A Considerable Percentage of Deaths in HIV Patients are Due to Cryptococcal Infections
Dead Cells Disrupt How Immune Cells Respond to Wounds and Patrol for Infection
Bacteria Change Behavior to Tackle Tiny Obstacle Course
New Single Vaccination Approach to Killer Diseases
Bacterial Pneumonia Predicts Ongoing Lung Problems in Infants Hospitalized for Acute Respiratory Failure
Big Data Reveals Hidden Subtypes of Sepsis
Researcher Calls for Enforceable Guidelines to Slow the Re-emergence of Canine Brucellosis, a Bacterial Disease That Can be Transmitted From Dogs to Humans
Being Sick in the Morning Can be Different From Being Sick at Night
