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WHO hands over management of world's largest public collection of TB strains to ITM in Antwerp

WHO hands over management of world's largest public collection of TB strains to ITM in Antwerp

UCSF receives $15M grant to help three dozen countries eliminate malaria

UCSF receives $15M grant to help three dozen countries eliminate malaria

Research: Creuztfeldt-Jakob disease might be transmitted by blood transfusion

Research: Creuztfeldt-Jakob disease might be transmitted by blood transfusion

New strategy for fighting infection targets patient's cells rather than invading pathogens

New strategy for fighting infection targets patient's cells rather than invading pathogens

Wolfberries appear to interact with vaccine to offer protection against flu virus in older mice

Wolfberries appear to interact with vaccine to offer protection against flu virus in older mice

Understanding long-term clinical stability in hemophilia patients living with HIV

Understanding long-term clinical stability in hemophilia patients living with HIV

New assay allows rapid and sensitive detection of Chlamydia trachomatis

New assay allows rapid and sensitive detection of Chlamydia trachomatis

Medivir initiates phase IIa trial to evaluate efficacy of simeprevir combination therapy in HCV-infected patients

Medivir initiates phase IIa trial to evaluate efficacy of simeprevir combination therapy in HCV-infected patients

New drug-resistant strain of bird flu appears to retain ability to cause serious disease in humans

New drug-resistant strain of bird flu appears to retain ability to cause serious disease in humans

GSK's FluLaval Quadrivalent vaccine effective in reducing flu cases in children

GSK's FluLaval Quadrivalent vaccine effective in reducing flu cases in children

Probe mimics pathogen's amino acids, solving mystery behind Chlamydiae cell wall

Probe mimics pathogen's amino acids, solving mystery behind Chlamydiae cell wall

Study resolves 50-year 'chlamydial anomaly' using novel method

Study resolves 50-year 'chlamydial anomaly' using novel method

Scientists use new method to map response of every salmonella gene to conditions in human body

Scientists use new method to map response of every salmonella gene to conditions in human body

Women with HER2+ breast tumors who receive combination therapy unlikely to have cancer recur

Women with HER2+ breast tumors who receive combination therapy unlikely to have cancer recur

HIV stigma: an interview with Dr. Vargas-Jackson, M.D. Howard University Hospital

HIV stigma: an interview with Dr. Vargas-Jackson, M.D. Howard University Hospital

Results-Based Financing for Health can get 20% more health care with same funds

Results-Based Financing for Health can get 20% more health care with same funds

Detectable blood viral load increases prevalence of heart disease

Detectable blood viral load increases prevalence of heart disease

New antimicrobial coating prevents infections during cold winter months

New antimicrobial coating prevents infections during cold winter months

New AquaLyse ionization technology prevents legionella and related disease outbreaks

New AquaLyse ionization technology prevents legionella and related disease outbreaks

Duke University receives $2.9M grant to develop HIV vaccine candidate

Duke University receives $2.9M grant to develop HIV vaccine candidate

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