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After more than 110 years of continuous research into potential vaccines for gonorrhea, scientists may finally have achieved success.

A book published by the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation aims to help healthcare professionals create strategies to improve the care provided to young adults.

Clots are clumps that occur when a liquid hardens or coagulates into a solid. The mRNA Covid vaccines give instructions to human cells to create millions, if not billions, of microscopic spike [...]

New data indicate that antibody responses after COVID-19 vaccination are key to pinpointing people at greatest risk for infection and support broader antibody testing among those with cancer.

Chinas abrupt abandonment of zero-COVID in the face of protests and a widening outbreak has left China scrambling to avert a collapse of its public health system.

The head of the World Health Organization said the agency is “very concerned” about rising reports of severe coronavirus disease across China after the country largely abandoned its “zero COVID” policy

A new poll shows why so few people are willing to roll up their sleeves again.

We are definitely seeing a lot of patients who, when they get reinfected, have worsening post-COVID issues, said pulmonologist Alexander Truong, MD, from Emory University School of Medicine.

The vaccine RSVpreF had an almost 82% efficacy against severe RSV infection in infants from birth through the first 90 days of life, according to company data.

About 15% of the 1 million people who have died of COVID-19 since 2020 have been nursing home residents.