For decades, antiviral immunity has been described as a molecular surveillance system built to distinguish the genetic material of invading...

Viral entry proteins are among the most consequential molecules in infectious disease biology. Positioned at the interface between a virus...

Ear infections are often treated as routine ailments, yet a new multicenter study from Sana’a, Yemen, suggests that the bacteria...

The World Health Organization’s authority to declare an international health crisis has entered a new institutional phase. Amendments to the...

Small-sample RNA-sequencing studies often promise a window into the molecular changes that accompany disease, treatment response, or infection. Yet when...

A new international study suggests that animation can do more than make scientific information easier to consume: it may help...

Treatment failure on a first-line HIV regimen can mark a critical turning point in long-term care, raising questions about drug...

Zhou, Fiches, Wu and colleagues report that blocking the chromatin-regulating enzymes KDM5A and KDM5B can strengthen antitumor innate immune responses...

Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus (CCHFV) is drawing renewed scientific attention through a study examining how the pathogen spreads through the...

Candida auris, an emerging fungal pathogen responsible for difficult-to-control outbreaks in hospitals worldwide, appears to make a strategic decision before...