High-dose cholera vaccine developed by UMSOM scientists shows promise for controlling outbreaks

Findings could help inform policy decisions on how to use vaccines in outbreaks

Educating people in areas affected by Ebola about how the disease spreads through communities is consistently the most effective strategy for halting an epidemic

The vaccine is the first to prevent infection from one of the most lethal known pathogens, and the findings add weight to early trial results published last year

Los Alamos team identifies features that differentiate among F. tularensis and other novel clinical and environmental Francisella isolates

We are not blank slates with regard to how susceptible we are to emerging strains of flu virus, researchers have discovered. The findings could provide relevant information for the development of a universal flu vaccine

A new technique that allowed researchers to analyze genetic material from serum samples of HIV patients taken before AIDS was known provides a glimpse into the beginnings of the epidemic

The protection against reinfection was one of several findings published in a recent Nature Medicine article

The projections come weeks after the Florida Department of Health identified the nation’s first locally acquired cases of the Zika virus in Miami-Dade County

Writing in Science, researchers look at the history of Zika in search of lessons for current crisis