May 2017
A Cure for HIV? An Update One Year Later
May 10, 2018
Article
HIV / AIDS
Big advances in treatment can’t make up for an inability to stop new infections, which number 5,000 per day worldwide.
A Focus on Healthcare-Associated Infections Could Improve US Health
May 11, 2017
Article
Chairman’s Letter
As the repeal of the Affordable Care Act remains stalled in the US government, action plans are being put into place to address other major areas that are affecting the health of the American public.
Tick-Borne Diseases Continue to Emerge and Increase in the United States
May 11, 2017
Article
Emerging Diseases
Experts explore how to develop and deliver effective prevention and treatment methods.
Preventing Clostridium difficile From Getting Loose
May 10, 2017
Article
Preventive Care
What can healthcare providers do to stop these infections before they start?
Risks Associated With Direct-Acting Antivirals—Smoke or Fire?
May 09, 2017
Article
HCV / Hepatitis
Should clinicians be extra vigilant when deciding who receives antiviral therapy, or are the adverse effects few and infrequent?
Changes in Therapy Guideline for Nosocomial Pneumonia
May 08, 2017
Article
Feature - Respiratory Infections
Contagion® Editorial Advisory Board member, Khalid Eljaaly, PharmD, BCPS, CAPP, discusses key updates in the Infectious Diseases Society of America and the American Thoracic Society recommendations.
Implications of the 21st Century Cures Act on Antibiotic Drug Development
May 08, 2017
Article
News and Breakthroughs
Experts weigh in on what Congress is doing to tackle the threat of antibiotic resistance.