Turning off the genetic switch to its respiratory system might finally eliminate the bacteria behind tuberculosis.

Infectious diseases remain a significant threat to global public health, responsible for substantial morbidity and mortality ...

Uncommon illnesses caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites fall under the category of rare infectious diseases. These illnesses are often caused by unique pathogens that affect very few ...

According to editorialists, the study has the potential for major clinical impact, but more work is needed before guidelines ...

Disrupting the chemical messages that oral bacteria use to coordinate growth may help prevent disease by keeping plaque ...

Climate change and industrialization are having an impact on the epidemiology of vector-borne diseases, resulting in severe ...

A meta-analysis identifies immunosuppression and chronic kidney disease as carrying the highest risk for invasive ...

Gwo-tzer Ho receives funding from. Medical Research Council Chief Scientist Office, Scotland Helmsley Charitable Trust Jon Moulton Foundation Crohn's and Colitis UK European Research Council Robert ...

Researchers report that elevated levels of the oral bacteria Fusobacterium nucleatum may be linked with greater disability in ...

Who are the real mutants, and what’s going to cure them? Of course, we all are mutants – not just as the Homo sapiens sapiens limited-edition model from 4.5 billion years of mutation at Terrestrial ...