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In August 2018, the Democratic Republic of Congo declared its 10th outbreak of Ebola in 40 years. The number of…

At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, those with the disease typically only lived a few years…

There was some good news in January’s National Center for Health Statistics data brief: People in the U.S. are living…

Do you wrestle with ways to illustrate numbers when writing about vaccines? Dr. Gretchen LaSalle, a family physician in Spokane,…

The novel coronavirus from China that had infected at least 634 people as of early today has led some media…

Neglected tropical diseases, a group of parasitic, bacterial and viral infectious diseases that primarily affect the poorest countries in the…

On New Year’s Eve, an infectious disease story emerged from China involving a mysterious pneumonia that has sickened dozens and…

We’re closing in on the end of the year and the inevitable annual lists. We thought this would be a…

The British Medical Association’s BMJ, one of the oldest and most respected family of medical journals, has launched a tool…
