Kuwait Study Measures Hepatitis B, C, HIV in People Who Inject Drugs
Kuwait’s national addiction treatment center is reporting a marked change in the blood-borne virus landscape among people who inject drugs,...
Kristina Jarvis is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Infectious Disease Medicine coverage.
Kuwait’s national addiction treatment center is reporting a marked change in the blood-borne virus landscape among people who inject drugs,...
Zika virus vaccines have long faced a difficult immunological problem: the antibodies they generate may protect against infection, but they...
Zika virus vaccine research has taken a decisive turn toward understanding not only whether vaccination prevents infection, but also which...
A new study has identified the bone marrow as a possible command center for a form of immune memory that...
Long COVID may involve more than lingering inflammation or viral persistence. A new study in Acta Neuropathologica reports evidence that...
Herpes zoster, commonly known as shingles, remains a largely underestimated viral threat among urban residents in China, according to a...
Inflammation is one of the body’s most powerful protective responses, but when it becomes excessive or misdirected, it can contribute...
Urinary tract infections are among the most common bacterial infections worldwide, but the drugs used to treat them are steadily...
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...
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