The changing face of infectious disease: New threats, new science

Article Abstract:

There has been a reduction in many infectious diseases due to the development of public health departments, improved sanitation and hygiene, vaccine development and distribution, and drugs such as antibiotics. The scientific and medical progress in areas such as laboratory technology and techniques and Infectomics also play an important part in the changing of infectious disease landscape.

Science & research, Research, Risk factors, Communicable diseases, Public health laboratories

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Leukemia: steady progress brightens outlook on blood disease

Article Abstract:

Leukemia is a cancer that affects blood-forming tissues, resulting in production of abnormal white cells that do not combat infection. Risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment are discussed.

Leukemia

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