Guinea’s epidemic care has transformed since Ebola, but funding gains are slipping
When the Ebola virus tore through West Africa between 2014 and 2016, Guinea was the country hit hardest, and the...
Kristina Jarvis is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Infectious Disease Medicine coverage.
When the Ebola virus tore through West Africa between 2014 and 2016, Guinea was the country hit hardest, and the...
Researchers used wearable biosensors during brief stair stepping tests to detect early inflammatory responses to influenza, with heart rate variability...
A new Perspective argues that ICU-acquired pneumonia should be managed as an explicit attribution problem, grading how plausibly a detected...
A new Frontiers Research Topic shows how oleogels, hydrogels, and bigels can restructure fats, protect nutrients, and control digestion-driven release...
An international research programme called ENHANCE is systematically testing whether homeopathy can reduce antibiotic prescribing for common infections as antimicrobial...
New mouse research shows that resident alveolar macrophages are essential for clearing Mycobacterium abscessus from the alveoli but dispensable when...
A new commentary argues that pre-vaccine historical records from countries like Denmark and Switzerland are essential for accurately measuring the...
A new study of 349 women entrepreneurs in Durban reveals severe financial constraints, inadequate institutional support, and an unfavourable regulatory...
A narrative review finds that chronic liver disease roughly doubles mortality risk in acute pancreatitis, driven by immune dysfunction, hemodynamic...
A Norwegian feeding trial shows that the ratio of EPA to DHA in salmon fry diets significantly affects growth and...
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