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INFECTIOUS DISEASES NEWS The Latest
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Dementia and the Tuberculosis Vaccine: Reduced Tau Burden With Administration in Mice
2026-10-30 | Psychiatric Times | William Bishai
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How Reliable Are Today’s Molecular Diagnostic Platforms for Infectious Disease Testing? What Pharma Leaders Need to Know
2026-10-28 | World Pharma Today | Yuka Manabe
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Indian American physician Navin Shah commits $525,000 to infectious disease program in Pune
2026-10-25 | Times of India | Amita Gupta
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Lyme disease vaccine shows ‘meaningful’ efficacy in trial
2026-10-24 | Healio.com | Paul Auwaerter
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Study Advances Mechanistic Insight into Tuberculosis Vaccine’s Link to Reduced Dementia Risk
2026-10-21 | Johns Hopkins Medicine News Release | William Bishai
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What’s the secret sauce for happy scientists at work? These eight countries offer some clues
2026-10-13 | Nature | Bruno Andrade
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