A virus called Apology is blocking access to top anti-virus sites, according to anti-virus vendor Sophos. The virus appears as an email attachment with a long list of file names such as "Playboy ...

Reluctance among dairy farmers to report H5N1 bird flu outbreaks within their herds or allow testing of their workers has made it difficult to keep up with the virus’s rapid spread, prompting federal ...

There’s no solid evidence that bird flu is spreading among people, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday amid an outbreak of the virus in dairy cows. New data from 189 of the ...

When the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infects cells, typically B cells, it relies on a protein called gp42. One part of the protein is involved in receptor binding, and another part is involved in ...

Mar. 3—As the demand for in-person COVID-19 testing has given way to at-home testing, South Carolina's top health agency will start scaling back testing sites across the state. The S.C. Department of ...

Some states will close mass coronavirus testing sites in the coming weeks, as many did before the recent omicron surge, despite concerns among some public health experts that the United States may be ...

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A sports car today is far more advanced than those from the 20th century. A recent scientific report underscores how rapidly SARS-CoV-2 adapts to selective pressure. The experiments examine how ...

More than 20 U.S. travelers returning from Cuba have tested positive for Oropouche virus, also named sloth fever, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Tuesday, as the little known ...

Ethiopia confirms nine cases of Marburg virus disease in the South of the country, a day after the World Health Organization ...

Officials say demand has slowed as coronavirus cases have fallen. But some experts question the scaling back of services, especially vaccination campaigns. By Julie Bosman and Sophie Kasakove CHICAGO ...