Looking at the potential impact of invasive mosquitoes
A new study in Parasites and Vectors looks at the potential impact the invasive Aedes albopictus in southern Spain.
A new study in Parasites and Vectors looks at the potential impact the invasive Aedes albopictus in southern Spain.
The first-ever outbreak of Japanese encephalitis in temperate Australia is connected to the creation of extensive wetlands following excessively high rainfall.
BMC Infectious Diseases is excited to announce that it has expanded its scope to include animal studies! Animal models in infectious diseases serve as… Read more »
For Rare Disease Day 2024, Adam Galloway discusses the NON-STOP trial, registered at the ISRCTN registry, which evaluates the acceptability and usability of a… Read more »
Did dinosaurs have arthritis? What support is available for healthcare providers making difficult moral decisions? How can we improve access to domestic abuse… Read more »
Removing vital genes that affect a creature’s behaviour could be a way to ameliorate the impact of disease vectors such as mosquitoes. Vinaya Shetty and… Read more »
While the ‘greening’ of cities offers a promising avenue for enhancing urban resilience to climate change, careful consideration must be given to balance… Read more »
Krisztian Magori reviews the horrid history of the impact of war and conflict on infectious diseases, the protection provided to civilians by international… Read more »
BMC Biomedical Engineering warmly welcomes submissions to its Collection on the development, novel applications and/or major improvements of point-of-care… Read more »