Cindy Lampner, MSLIS

A high frequency of climate-change associated severe weather events have created an increased human-to-human transmission risk for novel diseases.

Experts examine the reasoning behind a steep rise in tick-borne illnesses, such as Lyme disease, in the United States and discuss the best ways to thwart this serious public health threat.

A higher dose of the flu vaccine provided better protection against respiratory and all-cause hospital admissions.

A new study examined whether isoniazid resistance was associated with variations in treatment outcomes in patients receiving standard first-line pharmacotherapy for TB.

Influenza vaccination during pregnancy decreases infant hospitalizations for all-cause acute lower respiratory tract infection during the first 3 months of life.

People who had been vaccinated with the MeNZB vaccine were less likely to have gonorrhea than people who weren’t vaccinated.

Results from atrial of clindamycin in cellulitis cast doubt on hospital guidelines.

Rapid treatment of sepsis using mandated care bundles improves outcomes.

Epidemiological study finds reassuring outcomes for Brazilian babies born to mothers with symptomatic dengue during pregnancy.

Retrospective study analyzes whether preadmission oral corticosteroids might lower ARDS risk in patients admitted to the ICU.