Microbiology & Infectious Diseases

Surging West Nile virus infections across forty-five states display severe neuroinvasive presentations in 1,004 diagnosed patients.

Amid heightened concerns over a Russian pneumonic plague outbreak, candidate vaccines demonstrate robust aerosol pulmonary defense.

Respiratory viruses showed distinct links to pneumonia, bronchiolitis, and airway exacerbations, while collectively tracking hospital admissions.

Broadly protective influenza vaccines could provide baseline protection against pandemic strains before matched vaccines become available.

Public health emergency governance may improve when universities prioritize communication, student participation, and mental health needs.

Sepsis symptoms may shape antibiotic timing, while less obvious presentations can delay treatment and worsen 30-day outcomes.

Dengue vaccines can reduce illness and hospitalization, but prior infection and viral serotype still shape protection.

Pressure injuries developed in one in six ICU patients, often within days, in a prospective cohort.