As of late September 2026, Italy’s national surveillance system coordinated by the Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS) has recorded 312 confirmed cases of Dengue virus, including 47 autochthonous (locally acquired) … Read More
Granit Xhaka Faces Swiss Investigation Over Fake Covid-19 Certificate Sunderland player and Switzerland national team captain Granit Xhaka is under investigation by the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Lucerne for allegedly … Read More
Researchers have captured the molecular-level self-assembly of a virus-like particle using single-molecule imaging. Published in Nature, this reveals a nucleated growth mechanism of viral capsids by tracking mi3-VLP (SC003-mi3) monomers … Read More
Stefani A. Meyer, a teacher from Neuburg, has documented the profound disruptions of the early COVID-19 pandemic through a personal diary spanning New York and Neuburg. In Plain English: The … Read More
Recent pharmacological research investigates whether bioactive peptides found in scorpion venom could inspire innovative therapeutic agents for liver disease. Published in scientific literature reviewed by medical investigators, this translational research … Read More
Virologist Jean-Jacques Muyembe famously transported an active Ebola virus sample in hand luggage from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Antwerp in 1976. This bold act paved the way for … Read More
The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) has awarded up to US$16.5 million to the Minapharm Group to advance a Bundibugyo ebolavirus vaccine candidate into a Phase 1 clinical trial … Read More
Agricultural organizations, irrigation communities, and professional bodies in Spain have urgently petitioned the Ministry of Agriculture for a coordinated national action plan against Potexvirus citriflavivenae, commonly known as citrus yellow … Read More
Manuel Díaz, a resident of Nazarene in Andalusia, recently survived a severe infection of the West Nile virus after clinical teams at his hospital contacted his family to prepare for … Read More
Recent scientific findings reveal that orthoflaviviruses, including dengue, Zika, and West Nile viruses, utilize distinct mitochondrial rewiring strategies to persist in mosquito vectors while causing severe pathogenesis in human hosts. … Read More
