Albert Einstein College of Medicine researchers have developed a new vaccine type that shows promise to possibly become the first ever for preventing genital herpes.
MD Magazine staff
Advertisement
Articles by MD Magazine staff
American researchers suggest that households can serve as long-term reservoirs for USA300, a virulent and easily transmissible strain of methicillin-resistant Staphylococus aureus (MRSA) and the predominant community-associated MRSA clone in the United States.
Advertisement
Latest Updated Articles
- Households Are Long-Term Reservoirs for MRSA Strain
Published: May 30th 2015 | Updated:
- Researchers Are Working on a Promising Novel Herpes Vaccine
Published: May 30th 2015 | Updated:
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on Contagion Live
1
Higher Acceptability of 1 Injectable in First Head-to-Head Comparison of Long-Acting PrEP
2
One Third of Chronic Hepatitis B Patients Are Lost to Follow-Up
3
Developing the Next Generation of Rifamycins for Non-TB Mycobacteria in a Post-Antibiotic Era
4
