While globally, communicable diseases remain very significant contributors to illness and death, many countries have a deficit in training, recruiting and retaining doctors and healthcare workers.

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Abbott announced the findings of a new survey; among leading infectious disease experts around the world on the state of ...

Artificial intelligence’s role in disease modeling could be transformative. Its ability to analyze massive datasets rapidly, ...

"The roster of things that we have to worry about, as we saw with Covid-19, is not static," said Gavin Cloherty, an ...

Day and night, couriers go in and out of TriCore Reference Laboratories to drop off samples of blood, urine and other bodily ...

Whooping cough is surging in the United States, with cases now five times higher than they were at the same point last year, ...

Vaccines for the Fall and Winter 2024–2025 season are now available. Generally, experts recommend COVID-19 and flu vaccines ...

Nurses nationwide are advocating for themselves through unionization. Their demands? Better working conditions, increase in ...

GLP-1 based drugs are transforming the treatment of obesity and opening up new avenues for addressing heart disease, ...

Nearly half a million Americans received an unpleasant surprise this summer, according to insurance billing data: a new diagnosis of Lyme disease. Those numbers could shrink if scientists succeed in ...

Unintentional drug overdose deaths in North Dakota have increased since 2019 but fell last year, according to preliminary ...