Latest Articles for Infectious Diseases

Study reveals how E. tarda triggers immune response through cell death mechanisms.

Diphtheria is re-emerging, especially in areas affected by conflict and low vaccination rates.

A study focuses on defining severe infections in young infants for better care.

A study on H5N1 influenza infections and their potential for human transmission.

Salmonella infections are rising in Nigeria, posing serious health risks.

This study highlights the serious effects of malaria on pregnancy outcomes.

Study suggests statins may improve TB cure rates in Ghana.

EEEV poses serious health risks with high mortality rates.

Study reveals the spread of mosquito-borne viruses in Senegal.

Addressing antibiotic misuse for viral infections in children is crucial for public health.

HPAIV H5N1 reaches Antarctica, raising concerns for wildlife and ecosystems.

Learn how the SEIR-HCD model helps understand and manage COVID-19 transmission.

Iron overload complicates treatment of deadly fungal infections.

Dengue cases are increasing, with women facing greater risks and complications.

An insight into malaria's tactics and our immune response.

Explore the link between genes, inflammation, and sepsis-related challenges.

Exploring the dynamic interactions between phages and their bacterial hosts.

Scientists use wastewater to uncover hidden virus lineages and mutations.

Discover how the flu virus outsmarts our immune system.

Unpacking the serious risks of Chagas disease and HIV co-infection.

Explore how CNVs enable malaria parasites to adapt and resist treatments.

Tuberculosis poses risks to the health of young individuals, linking to serious conditions.

Advancements in detecting viruses improve understanding of health impacts.

Explore the latest strategies to combat SARS-CoV-2 effectively.

Cholera remains a major health concern, especially in developing countries.

Explore how severity rates inform public health decisions during outbreaks.

Discover how FEX transforms understanding of infectious diseases.