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Climate change reshapes waterborne disease risks as pathogens respond differently, review finds
Climate change is altering the spread of waterborne diseases around the world, according to a comprehensive review published ...
Explore how a biopreparedness map can strengthen special pathogens readiness, mass gathering planning, and frontline outbreak ...
UF's Dr. Norman Beatty pursues diseases capable of inflicting much suffering — and becoming more of a threat in a changing ...
Lyme disease is the leading vector-borne disease—meaning diseases that are transmitted to humans from another organism like a tick or mosquito—in North America and Europe. The initial symptoms of ...
Basic research on prevalent and neglected infectious diseases and pathogens is crucial for new treatment, diagnostic, and prevention strategies, translating advancements from the laboratory to the ...
Harnessing Omic Technologies: Bioinformatics Innovations in Diagnosing Microbial Infectious Diseases
The rapid evolution of omic technologies such as spanning genomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics, is reshaping how we ...
Scripps research secures $2 Million to advance global infectious disease surveillance infrastructure
Scientists at Scripps Research have been awarded two grants totalling $2 million to scale up global infectious disease tracking ...
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Climate change may reverse decades of progress against waterborne diseases, new study finds
Climate change could reverse decades of progress in reducing waterborne diseases, according to a new global study.
Scientists with Scripps Research helped pioneer wastewater testing in San Diego, using samples taken from local treatment ...
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