Diploma in Infection Prevention & Control

The rising number of monkey malaria cases in Sabah is a cause for concern, Malaysia Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.Three hundred and fifty seven cases...

Monkey malaria situation 'quite serious', 357 cases and 1 dead in Sabah: Malaysia health minister The rising number of monkey malaria cases in Sabah is a cause for concern, Malaysia Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.Three hundred and fifty seven cases of the disease and one death have already been recorded within the first four months of 2026, he told reporters on Saturday (May 2).Ranau, Kudat....

New findings suggest that compounds in cranberry juice re-sensitize resistant strains of E. coli to antibiotic treatment.

New Study Shows Cranberry Juice May Boost UTI Antibiotics New findings suggest that compounds in cranberry juice re-sensitize resistant strains of E. coli to antibiotic treatment.

Photo Credit: iStock New research suggests that international wildlife trade is upping the transmission of diseases from ...

Spread of disease from animals to humans is being driven by wildlife trade, investigation shows "As long as we continue trading species, we will expose ourselves to this problem."

Carbapenem resistance emerged as a key marker of treatment limiting antimicrobial resistance. Global monitoring data showed ...

Antimicrobial Resistance Rises Across Care Settings Antimicrobial resistance varies by region and care setting, highlighting stewardship priorities. Read more.

The hantavirus outbreak on a stranded cruise ship highlights the growing threat of zoonotic diseases, infections that jump from animals to humans with potentially deadly consequences.

Did Hantavirus jump from rats to humans? The science of zoonosis explained The hantavirus outbreak on a stranded cruise ship highlights the growing threat of zoonotic diseases, infections that jump from animals to humans with potentially deadly consequences.

Scientists have uncovered a surprising way to influence the bacteria living in our mouths -- not by killing them, but by interrupting how they talk to each other.

Scientists discover a new way to prevent gum disease without killing good bacteria: Study - The Tribune Scientists have uncovered a surprising way to influence the bacteria living in our mouths -- not by killing them, but by interrupting how they talk to each other.

The MV Hondius is en route to the Canary Islands, where it will be allowed to dock for the first time since a hantavirus ...

Hantavirus Cruise Ship: Passengers Will Disembark Sunday—Including US Travelers Who Tested Negative (Live Updates) There are nine U.S. residents being monitored for the illness across six states, though none have shown any signs of illness.

A naturally derived molecule shows promise in blocking critical behaviors that bacteria rely on to cause disease.

Researchers Discover Natural Compound That Disarms Deadly Superbug A naturally derived molecule shows promise in blocking critical behaviors that bacteria rely on to cause disease.

Influenza D replicates in human respiratory tissue as effectively as influenza A, raising concerns about potential zoonotic transmission.

Influenza D Virus Replicates in Human Lung Cells Influenza D replicates in human respiratory tissue as effectively as influenza A, raising concerns about potential zoonotic transmission.

ANTIMICROBIAL resistance is rising unevenly worldwide, with healthcare setting, geography, and antibiotic exposure driving risk. https://buff.ly/3ZTbIVz

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After a single course of antibiotics, science confirms that the gut can remain altered for years. Silent changes in the gut microbiome can persist for years after antibiotic use, even in short treatments, according to a large-scale study that analyzed almost 15,000 adults and identified lasting impacts on the diversity of gut bacteria. Even a single course of oral antibiotics can leave prolonged...