Today’s Infectious Disease News (2/2/23)
Fungi are Adapting to a Warming Climate, Becoming a Greater Threat to Humans Fungi are all around us, and most people breath in their spores
Fungi are Adapting to a Warming Climate, Becoming a Greater Threat to Humans Fungi are all around us, and most people breath in their spores
End of COVID-19 Emergency Declaration Means Americans Will Have to Pay for Treatments, Tests and Vaccines President Biden announced that he will end the COVID-19
New Report Warns That the World “Dangerously Unprepared” for Future Pandemics The world is not equipped to handle the next pandemic, a report from the
Cholera Outbreak Kills More Than 1,000 People in Malawi
CDC Studies Show Updated Booster Offers Strong Protection Against COVID-19 Two studies from the CDC show the updated booster provides good protection against the new
Health Professionals Call for National Wastewater Testing for Viruses and Bacteria A new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine outlined a vision
Respiratory Infections Still High but Falling Across the US COVID-19, Flu and RSV cases have trended downward across the United States over the last two
A panel of some of the country’s top infectious disease experts updated their guidance to physicians and patients for the prevention of HIV. The US
Ecuador Reports its First Human Case of Avian Flu as Virus Ravages US Poultry Farms The Avian flu epidemic that has spread throughout the world
RSV Vaccines Perform Well in Clinical Trials, Could Receive FDA Approval This Year For decades no vaccine was available to fight respiratory syncytial virus (RSV),
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