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Study confirms several factors that can make norovirus outbreaks more severe and may help guide efforts to develop a vaccine to prevent this highly contagious disease.

Canine leishmaniasis, typically transmitted by sand fly bites, can cause skin sores, weight loss, blindness and kidney failure.

As therapeutic options become more advanced, the case for neonatal screening strengthens.

This predictive model could guide clinicians in deciding when to give potentially life-saving drugs to patients being treated for sepsis in the emergency room.

Noncirculating T cells are relatively unknown, but appear to be a vital component of immunity to Salmonella infection — and should be the focus of vaccine strategies.

Scientists have discovered a new and important function of a toxin produced by disease-causing bacteria that could have significant implications for future vaccine design.

A versatile bioengineering approach has been created to improve organ transplant success. By using host-derived scaffolding material, there is less chance of immune rejection.

Biodegradable nanoscaffolds have been developed to overcome a host of challenges in stem cell therapies for CNS diseases and injuries

An extracellular matrix gene signature has been identified which is associated with response to immunotherapy, and provides a hypothesis about why some people don't respond.

An encouraging response rate and overall survival has been reported for a combination treatment for acute myeloid leukemia.