Kirsten Falk, 1963–2024: Remembering a Scientific Life
Kirsten Falk, a German scientist whose early experiments helped reveal how the immune system identifies infected cells, has been remembered...
Kristina Jarvis is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Infectious Disease Medicine coverage.
Kirsten Falk, a German scientist whose early experiments helped reveal how the immune system identifies infected cells, has been remembered...
A review argues that vascularized composite transplants need tissue-specific and tolerance-focused immunomodulation to reduce the risks of lifelong systemic immunosuppression.
Crimean–Congo hemorrhagic fever virus has long presented a particularly difficult challenge for infectious-disease researchers: it is widespread across regions of...
Forest clearance in western Uganda has created warmer freshwater habitats where disease-carrying snails and human schistosomiasis were detected beyond the...
A review identifies BEST4⁺ intestinal epithelial cells as a possible link between pH sensing, ion transport, mucus hydration and diarrheal...
The economic shock of the COVID-19 pandemic did not hit all workers equally. For Americans who had previously been arrested...
Peyer’s patches, the immune outposts embedded in the lining of the small intestine, may be more than passive sentinels waiting...
Nipah virus and antimicrobial resistance may be converging in the same human-altered landscapes, according to a review that places Bangladesh’s...
Biomedical research can hinge on a deceptively small detail: whether a statistical result is reported clearly enough for another scientist...
A sweeping genetic survey of hepatitis C virus (HCV) in Viet Nam has uncovered an epidemic far more diverse—and potentially...
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