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How rumors, travel, and politics help infectious diseases flourish.

New tools reveal how differences in individual cells within bacterial communities help them survive—and suggest targets for overcoming drug resistance.

Strategic partnerships allow better, faster responses to public health crises.

Long COVID may offer insights into other vexing post-acute illnesses.

Vaccinated, intentionally infected, and sequestered in a hospital unit, volunteers help researchers fast-track promising vaccine candidates.

How a menagerie of bacteria, fungi, and parasites silently shapes human health.

Epidemiologist and environmental microbiologist Meghan Frost Davis discusses the current state of the H5N1 outbreak and its global reverberations.

Findings demonstrated early treatment using convalescent plasma was effective in treating COVID-19 outpatients.

Infectious microbes constantly emerge and constantly mutate. To survive, we need extraordinary science and scientists.

Answers to common questions about the bivalent booster, including “Do I really need to get it?”

Roundly seen as a triumph of self-interest and collective failure, the response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic proved that countries must prepare for a more coordinated, equitable effort before the next pandemic strikes.

This year’s World NTD Day is an opportunity to revitalize the way we tackle NTDs and catalyze better, more efficient, and bolder strategies.

Why COVID is surging in China after three years of strict prevention measures.

Regular screening and vaccinations have made cervical cancer a preventable disease, yet it still takes thousands of lives in the U.S. each year. A cancer epidemiologist explains why.