Rethinking Infection Diagnostics in Cystic Fibrosis
September 17, 2026
By Mollie Spindler
A dedicated syndicate is connecting academia, industry, and people with cystic fibrosis to advance diagnostic research
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Measles Returns as Vaccination Rates Fall
September 14, 2026
By Jessica Allerton
As cases increase, laboratories and public health teams must be prepared to recognize and investigate suspected infections
2 min read
Neural Model Maps Ebola’s Spread
September 10, 2026
Simulation-based inference estimated transmission patterns from surveillance and genomic data
3 min read
Fallowed Fields Tied to Valley Fever
September 9, 2026
California surveillance data reveal associations between land use and coccidioidomycosis incidence
3 min read
COVID-19 May Reactivate Dormant Viruses
September 7, 2026
Nearly half of hospitalized patients had detectable reactivation of at least one chronic virus
3 min read
India’s TB Labs Face a Capacity Gap
September 3, 2026
Researchers identified gaps in molecular diagnostics, drug susceptibility testing, and treatment monitoring
3 min read
Diagnostic Stewardship Cuts Testing in Sick Infants
September 2, 2026
Clinical decision support reduced potentially unnecessary respiratory cultures in critically ill children without evidence of patient harm
3 min read
Molecular Diagnostics Go Mobile
August 31, 2026
A smartphone-linked fluorimeter detects infectious disease and cancer biomarkers in 10-minute assays
3 min read
Measles Outbreaks Are a Lab Wake-Up Call
August 20, 2026
By Jessica Allerton
The resurgence of vaccine-preventable diseases is reshaping diagnostic testing and outbreak preparedness
5 min read
Cyclospora Alert Spurs US Testing Focus
August 13, 2026
CDC links multistate outbreak to recalled iceberg lettuce, highlighting the need for targeted laboratory testing
3 min read
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