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As health officials and aid workers head to a remote corner of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to respond to an outbreak of Ebola…

Ebola has surfaced in a remote part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the first outbreak of the disease since the West African…

Q&A: First U.S. state-by-state analysis of hepatitis C cases In the infectious disease world, the liver-damaging hepatitis C virus (HCV) long has lived in the…

A new World Health Organization (WHO) report chops the estimated number of people around the world living with the liver-damaging hepatitis C virus (HCV) in…

Far to the right side of the decimal point—beyond milli, micro, nano, pico, and femto—lives the atto, the metric prefix representing 10-18. Slap it in…

Close relatives have complicated relationships with each other even in the viral world. A new mouse study shows that if the animals have antibodies from…

William “Bill” Steiger, a global health official under former President George W. Bush who crossed swords with many scientists, is now advising President Donald Trump.…

The European Patent Office (EPO) announced on 23 March its “intention to grant a patent” to the University of California (UC) for its broad-based claims…

As good chefs stress, presentation matters. The same holds true for vaccinemakers, who know that how you deliver the ingredients powerfully affects potency. Now, researchers…