An understanding of how bacteria adapt to microenvironments in the body could help clear persistent ear infections.
Researchers have designed a delivery system to treat premature infants with necrotizing enterocolitis that may have applications beyond the NICU.
Even though all pregnant woman typically undergo a standardized antiseptic preparation before a cesarean delivery, obese women are twice as likely to develop a surgical site infection after the procedure as women with a normal body mass index.
Researchers at Nationwide Children’s publish breakthrough discovery revealing how DNA and DNABII proteins are released into the biofilm matrix.
The first data to demonstrate the efficacy of a simple, needle-free vaccine delivery system for middle ear infections.
A recent study suggests a critical window of pregnancy where stress is able to influence the microbiome and intrauterine environment, with lasting behavioral consequences.
Researchers investigate a key protein required to bind two distinct receptors on the bacteria Streptococcus oralis involved in infective endocarditis.
