Licensed Ebola vaccine sparks immune cells that recognize a second deadly ebolavirus
A study led by the German Center for Infection Research shows that a single dose of the licensed Ebola virus...
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A study led by the German Center for Infection Research shows that a single dose of the licensed Ebola virus...
Researchers have engineered extracellular vesicles without viral envelope proteins using pH-sensitive split inteins, improving protein cargo loading and demonstrating functional...
A ten-year study at Boston Children's Hospital shows pediatric intussusception fell 65 percent during COVID-19 social distancing and rebounded to...
A fatal unexplained pneumonia at a Siberian anti-plague institute has prompted international scrutiny and renewed debate over plague preparedness, transparent...
A five-year surveillance study in Jigawa State, Nigeria, documents the re-emergence of pertussis with a 7.3 percent case-fatality rate and...
A Turkish study finds that cytomegalovirus DNA in colon tissue is associated with severe disease activity and corticosteroid resistance in...
A study of 165 women in Lagos, Nigeria, found that high-risk HPV genotypes not fully covered by current vaccines, led...
Researchers fused the preS1 regions of hepatitis B virus genotypes B and C into a single recombinant antigen, enabling an...
A systematic review of 47 studies shows digital and organizational strategies reduce healthcare-associated infections most effectively when combined and embedded...
A systematic comparison of 17 Powassan virus isolates reveals significant lineage-linked differences in plaque size and replication that may underpin...
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