Structured public health referral programs like CureTB help sustain treatment continuity for patients with tuberculosis relocating internationally.

A comprehensive review found no evidence to support the changes made by the CDC to the recommendations for hepatitis B vaccination in children.

A phase 3 trial finds pritelivir significantly improves cure rates for immunocompromised individuals with refractory HSV infections.

Young adults with childhood-onset complex chronic conditions have longer acute care medical hospitalizations, higher costs, and higher readmission rates.

For women who are vaccinated against HPV by age 30 years, a high-value screening program likely involves less frequent screening.

Elevated epithelial injury biomarkers are seen in association with residual lung abnormalities on follow-up CT following recovery from acute COVID-19.

Mobile telemedicine delivery significantly enhanced HCV treatment initiation for underserved rural populations.

Universal hepatitis C virus screening was cost-effective compared with risk-based testing in pediatric populations.

Measles outbreaks extend to college campuses, with Ave Maria University reporting 12 cases and the CDC confirming infections in 17 states.

Reductions in international development assistance may undo decades of progress in the global fight against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

Two confirmed measles cases at the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, prompt isolation protocols and movement restrictions.

A JAMA Network Open consensus statement details the appropriateness of empiric antibiotics and clinical evaluation for adults with suspected UTI.