Study Shows How Zika Attacks Infant Brain
2016-12-13
Virus can copy itself thousands of times, persist for more than 7 monthsContinue Reading
Study Shows How Zika Attacks Infant Brain
2016-12-13
Virus can copy itself thousands of times, persist for more than 7 monthsContinue Reading
Zika Still a Threat During Winter Months
2016-12-13
Public health expert says mosquito eggs can survive colder tempsContinue Reading
Emergency Surgery Riskier for Kids in Poorer Countries
2016-12-13
Seven times more likely to die within 30 days of abdominal procedures for appendicitis, hernias, study findsContinue Reading
Just 40 Percent of Americans Vaccinated for Flu This Season
2016-12-12
CDC urges everyone to get a shot, especially children, pregnant women and folks over 50Continue Reading
Some Bats Swinging Back at Fungal Disease
2016-12-12
After near decimation, one species is developing resistance to white-nose syndrome, study findsContinue Reading
Zika-Linked Birth Defects Surge in Colombia: CDC
2016-12-09
Study suggests the scourge of microcephaly tied to the mosquito-borne virus is no longer limited to BrazilContinue Reading
Zika-Linked Birth Defects Surge in Colombia: CDC
2016-12-09
Study suggests the scourge of microcephaly tied to the mosquito-borne virus is no longer limited to BrazilContinue Reading
Florida Now Zika-Free
2016-12-09
Last active zone, in South Miami Beach, no longer site of local infections, U.S. officials sayContinue Reading
More Pregnant Women Getting Flu Shot, But Improvement Needed
2016-12-08
All U.S. women should get the vaccine in pregnancy, but only about half do now, researchers sayContinue Reading
Mummy of 17th Century Child May Alter the History of Smallpox
2016-12-08
Virus might have appeared much later than originally suspected, researchers sayContinue Reading
Best Way to Beat Back Zika a Matter of Debate
2016-12-07
Analysis found conflicting evidence on which mosquito-control method worked bestContinue Reading
New Clues to Huge Jump in U.S. Mosquito Population
2016-12-06
Urbanization, DDT pesticide ban played roles, but climate change may become a factor, researchers sayContinue Reading