Research Articles
The Penicillin Trial: How a 1946 Smallpox Epidemic Revolutionized Disease Control
Explore how the 1946 Tripolitania smallpox outbreak led to groundbreaking discoveries in epidemiology and penicillin treatment that shaped modern disease control strategies.
Nature's Silent Warfare: How Traditional Medicinal Plants Are Outsmarting Bacterial Communication
Discover how Aegle marmelos, Picrorhiza kurroa, and Swertia chirayita combat antibiotic resistance through antioxidant and anti-quorum sensing activity.
The Triple Threat: When HIV, Tuberculosis, and Kala-Azar Collide in Bihar's Most Vulnerable Patients
Exploring the deadly convergence of HIV, tuberculosis, and visceral leishmaniasis in Bihar, India - a health crisis requiring urgent attention.
The Canine Spleen Under Siege: How Visceral Leishmaniasis Rewires a Vital Organ
Exploring the structural and immunological changes in the spleen of dogs infected with visceral leishmaniasis, a devastating parasitic disease affecting millions worldwide.
One Shot, Two Shields: The Future of Vaccination is Here
A groundbreaking new vaccine candidate successfully protects against both COVID-19 and the flu, potentially revolutionizing how we approach seasonal illness.
The Early Defender: How an Overlooked Immune Response Could Hold the Key to Fighting Hepatitis B
Discover how Anti-HBc IgG, an early immune response, correlates negatively with HBV replication in a mouse model, potentially revolutionizing Hepatitis B treatment.
The Great Masquerader: When a Young Man's "Cancer" Was Actually a Rare Infection
Discover how pancreatic tuberculosis masqueraded as cancer in a young man, and how modern diagnostics revealed the surprising truth about this rare infection.
The Hidden Fungus Among Us: When Histoplasmosis Turns Deadly
Understanding disseminated histoplasmosis - a life-threatening fungal infection that affects immunocompromised individuals, its diagnosis, treatment, and clinical challenges.
The Mongolian Virus Mystery: When a Microbe Does More Good Than Harm
Exploring the fascinating story of GB virus C in Mongolia - a virus that might actually benefit its human host under certain circumstances.
Harnessing Nature's Alliance: How Lactic Acid Bacteria and Cellulase Team Up Against a Foodborne Pathogen
Exploring the synergistic relationship between lactic acid bacteria and cellulase enzyme in combating Campylobacter jejuni, a leading cause of foodborne illness worldwide.