How Vaccine Conspiracy Beliefs Form and Spread
A five-year study in Japan has found that vaccine conspiracy beliefs are not a single, uniform phenomenon. Instead, they appear...
Kristina Jarvis is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Infectious Disease Medicine coverage.
A five-year study in Japan has found that vaccine conspiracy beliefs are not a single, uniform phenomenon. Instead, they appear...
A new study published in Nature Microbiology identifies signalling pathways from the interleukin-1 family as key drivers of mucosal defence...
A new study reports that infection with a mouse-adapted form of the Omicron BA.1 variant can leave behind prolonged inflammation...
A new study has identified a molecular connection between a nutrient produced by the cholera bacterium and the innate immune...
A virus that usually causes little more than an uncomfortable cold sore in people has been linked to the deaths...
Lyme disease vaccine research has entered a new phase as scientists examine what happens when healthy adults receive a second...
An Australian-first twin study is set to investigate why people with highly similar genetic backgrounds can respond very differently to...
A measles outbreak in New Mexico in 2025 generated an estimated $5.4 million in societal costs, according to a new...
A genome-wide analysis of Marek’s disease virus has identified 10 regions of the viral genome associated with increased virulence, including...
China’s rapid urban expansion is reshaping more than skylines and transport networks. A study published in Communications Earth & Environment...
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