Commentary

Commentary: Thoughtful insight on the infectious disease scene.

Food Insecurity in Eastern and Southern Africa due to El Niño

March 23, 2016 The United Nations Children’s Fund has stated that approximately 11 million children in eastern and...

Antimalarial Drug Resistance in Cambodia

January 27, 2016 An NIH study published in The Lancet Infectious Disease earlier this month indicates that the anti-...

Series

Series: In depth looks at infectious disease topics.

TODAY: Order a Flu Shot Delivered to Your Door

October 23, 2014 You’ve heard it here before: the flu is serious, and the best way to prevent getting ill is the flu...

VacciNerds Explain: Why You Need a Flu Shot

October 16, 2014 There’s a deadly virus about to sweep through the United States. Over the next few months thousands...

Research & Policy

Research & Policy: Intelligible summaries of current infectious disease research and health policies.

Finally, A Vaccine Against Dengue?

January 5, 2016 According to the World Health Organization (WHO), dengue is the “fastest spreading vector disease”...

Resistance Open: Battling the ‘Post-Antibiotic Era’

November 18, 2015 Doctor, Meet Resistance The origins of Resistance Open finds its roots in clinical care. As a...

Outbreak

Outbreak: Daily coverage on breaking infectious disease news from all over the world.

Human-to-Human H7N9 Transmission

July 24, 2017 Over the past four years, since its emergence in 2013, China has experienced seasonal epidemics...

Lyme Disease Cases Triple in the US

July 14, 2017 Lyme disease has been strongly concentrated in the North American Midwest and Northeastern...

rift valley fever

2 articles

Rift Valley Fever Kills 17 of 34 Cases in Mauritania Outbreak

Nov 6, 2012 | Lauren Edmundson

An outbreak of Rift Valley Fever (RVF) in Mauritania has now infected 34 humans and caused 17 deaths in the region, according to an update from the...

Rift Valley Fever Re-emerge in South Africa

Jan 26, 2011 | healthmap

A case of rift valley fever has been identified in Groot-Brakrivier in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Although only one case has been...