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Older adult using a wheelchair during a clinical consultation, reflecting activity limitation linked to long COVID.

Long COVID Trends Plateau Across U.S. Adults

May 2026

Long COVID trends in U.S. adults show stable current prevalence but persistent functional burden from 2022 to 2024.

Waiting room at a sexual health clinic, with several adults seated in a row while a patient checks in at reception.

Longitudinal Sampling in Sexually Transmitted Enteric Infections

Longitudinal sampling for sexually transmitted enteric infections appeared feasible among GBMSM attending sexual health services.

Youth advisory board discussion supporting HIV research planning in a low and middle income country

How Youth Advisory Boards Inform HIV Research

Youth advisory boards in HIV research remain under-evaluated, despite shaping study planning, implementation, and community engagement.

College students discussing meningitis vaccination during an outbreak response

Meningitis Outbreak Highlights Vaccination Importance

A deadly meningitis outbreak in the U.K. has renewed focus on vaccination, early treatment, and outbreak prevention.

Stethoscope resting on a notebook, representing healthcare education and training

Metaverse Training Strengthens Infectious Disease Preparedness

Metaverse based infectious disease training improved engagement and self-directed learning for school nurses in this qualitative study.

Scientist analyzing molecular data in a biomedical laboratory, reflecting AI supported mRNA vaccine and cancer research.

AI Mapping Advances mRNA Vaccine Design

AI-powered tumor immunity mapping is helping refine mRNA vaccine design for more precise and personalized cancer immunotherapy.

Blurred university classroom with empty desks and chairs, representing a campus setting during a meningitis outbreak.

Meningitis Cases Rise in UK Outbreak

Meningitis cases linked to a deadly UK outbreak have risen to 20, prompting expanded antibiotics and vaccination measures.

Child vaccination visit highlighting MMR vaccine importance in measles prevention and outbreak control.

Why the MMR Vaccine Still Matters

Measles resurgence reinforces that the two dose MMR vaccine remains the strongest defense against severe disease.

Doctor collecting an oral swab sample from a patient in a clinical setting for pulmonary tuberculosis testing

Pulmonary Tuberculosis Detection Advances with Saliva

Saliva molecular testing showed high accuracy for pulmonary tuberculosis, clearly outperforming oral swabs in a prospective study.

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