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Hantavirus outbreak research concept showing laboratory testing for rodent borne viral infection

Hantavirus Risks Grow Without Licensed Vaccine

May 2026

Hantavirus vaccine development remains limited despite a deadly Andes virus outbreak linked to cruise ship infections.

Hospital clinician washing hands to prevent nosocomial Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections and sepsis

Hospital-Acquired P. aeruginosa Spread Elevates Sepsis Risk

Nosocomial Pseudomonas aeruginosa frequently translocates between lung and gut in hospital patients, reshaping sepsis risk.

Pregnant woman relaxing with a glass of juice and salad, illustrating healthy maternal diet and intrauterine microbiome support during pregnancy.

Evidence Links Intrauterine Microbiome to Fetal Brain Development

Emerging evidence closely links the intrauterine microbiome to fetal brain development and lifelong mental health trajectories.

Conceptual illustration of gut microbiota dysbiosis linking neuropsychiatric disorders and inflammatory skin disease

Gut Microbiota Dysbiosis Connects Mind and Skin Disease

Emerging evidence links gut microbiota dysbiosis with overlapping neuropsychiatric disorders and chronic inflammatory skin disease.

older adults walking outdoors

Nutrition Interventions for Sarcopenia Improve Muscle Function

Targeted nutrition interventions for sarcopenia may significantly enhance muscle strength and gait speed in older adults.

Chest CT montage illustrating lung imaging in patients evaluated for invasive mold disease.

Mold PCR Helps Detect Serious Lung Mold Infections Earlier

Bronchoalveolar lavage mold PCR delivered faster, more sensitive, and clinically actionable diagnosis of invasive mold disease.

Adults considering COVID-19 boosters, illustrating vaccine hesitancy and fear of COVID-19

Fear, Gender, and Vaccine Hesitancy in COVID-19

Higher fear of COVID-19 predicts stronger vaccination intention in UK adults regardless of message framing type.

Conceptual illustration of ginger and derivatives as antibiotic-independent antibacterial therapy.

Could Ginger Derivatives Reduce Reliance on Antibiotics?

In this systematic literature review, Molzahn and colleagues analysed 22 studies exploring anti-bacterial effects of ginger and derivatives.

Penicillin vial and syringe on blue background illustrating antibiotic allergy assessment and delabeling

Are Antibiotic Allergy Labels Costing Patients Options?

Antibiotic allergy delabeling is a core stewardship strategy that reduces resistance and improves patient outcomes nationwide.

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