New Findings on Zika in Semen May Change Recommendations on Preventing Sexual Transmission
April 26th 2018A recent study sheds light on how long Zika virus can be transmitted through semen following infection, while another study assessed the side effects of Zika infection on infants with post-natal exposure.
Vaccination Week in the Americas Set to Immunize 70 Million Individuals
April 25th 2018Following outbreaks of measles and yellow fever in parts of Central America, South America, and the Caribbean, PAHO is leading the 16th annual Vaccination Week in the Americas in an effort to vaccinate 70 million individuals against several diseases.
Patient Demand Outweighs Guidelines When it Comes to Appropriate Prescribing of Antibiotics
April 21st 2018According to recent research from Johns Hopkins Medicine, when it comes to making choices on appropriate antibiotic prescribing, outpatient providers are making the decision based on patient demand, not necessarily on what's actually appropriate for the condition.
Exploring the Best Treatment Option for Initial C. diff Infection In Pediatric Patients
April 20th 2018Dr. Thomas Sandora shares recent data on screening for asymptomatic carriage of Clostridium difficile and provides insight into what the preferred first-line treatment for the infection in children.