Clinical Pathways Can Improve the Choice of Antibiotic and PAP Duration in Pediatric Patients
Scientists Discover Ebola Virus in West African Bat
New Science Details Discovery of Bacterial Pathogen in Brains of Alzheimer's Patients
Study Finds Correlation Between Eviction Rates and High Number of STIs
Flu Vaccination Keeps COPD Patients Out of the Hospital
Protein Engineering Extends the Language of Immune Cells
Infectious Disease Researchers Unveil the Secret Life of Flesh-Eating Bacteria
Outbreak of Paralyzing Disease Linked to Non-Polio Enterovirus
Greater Access to Information Reduces Unnecessary Antibiotic Prescriptions
Assessing the Airborne Survival of Bacteria in Aerosol Droplets From Coughs and Sneezes
Children With a Previous Dengue Infection Could be Protected From Symptomatic Zika
Study Offers Promise for Preventing Necrotizing Enterocolitis in Preemies
New Skin Test Detects Prion Infection Before Symptoms Appear
Reducing the Risk of Infection with Disposable EEG Electrodes
Recent studies and reports continue to shed light on the topic of Reusable EEG Electrodes and justification to transition to single patient Disposable EEG Electrodes.
Possible Link Between Rotavirus Vaccine and Decline in Type 1 Diabetes
To Halt Malaria Transmission, More Research Focused on Human Behavior is Needed
Using Bacteria to Create a Water Filter That Kills Bacteria
Liver Cancer Patients Can Be Treated for Hepatitis C Infection
Taking Another Look at Fecal Transplant 'Super-Donors'
Poll Finds Surveyed Parents Try Non-Evidence-Based Cold Prevention Methods for Kids
Secret to Sepsis May Lie in Rare Cell
New Study Raises Hopes of Malaria Eradication
Human Respiratory Viruses Continue to Spread in Wild Chimpanzees
CDC Flu Update: Activity Remains Elevated in Most of the U.S.
Another Piece of Ebola Virus Puzzle Identified
Fighting Drug-Resistant Bacteria in the Intestines With a New Antibiotic
CDC Investments Keep Antibiotic Resistance in Check Throughout U.S.
Combination Therapy More Effective in Treating Patients With Leishmaniasis and HIV
Study Says Ultraviolet Disinfection 97.7% Effective in Eliminating Pathogens in Hospital Settings
Addressing Unexpected Challenges After Resumption of HPV Vaccination
