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Six human Dermatophilus infections in Basel, Switzerland (2025–2026): travel-associated cases and local cluster with possible human-to-human transmission

We report six human Dermatophilus infections diagnosed in Basel between May 2025 and March 2026. The travel-associated first case developed a pustular rash and conjunctivitis after a stay in Thailand. A second imported case occurred after travel to Indone

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eurosurveillance.org·@eurosurveillance.org·3mo ago·10 min read

Wellcome Sanger Institute develops Phylo-Plex method for cost-effective genomic disease tracking

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cambridgenetwork.co.uk3mo ago

Dermatophilosis cases among MSM in Stockholm suggest sexual transmission of traditionally zoonotic pathogen

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eurosurveillance.org4mo ago

Novel DOOR-RAME Endpoint Framework for Evaluating Antibiotic Efficacy in Clinical Trials: A Proof-of-Concept Study

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academic.oup.com4mo ago

H5N1 bird flu reaches Australia for the first time: What is the risk to humans?

Learn the real risk of H5N1 bird flu to humans, how it spreads, why Australia remains low risk, and what experts say about preventing future outbreaks.

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the-14.com·@the-14.com·4mo ago·7 min read

CDC reports show vaccination coverage key to containing US measles outbreaks

Two new reports examining recent US measles outbreaks highlight the challenges of containing the spread of the disease in certain communities.

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cidrap.umn.edu·@kutneil.bsky.social·4mo ago·5 min read

Study finds persistently high mortality in drug-resistant Gram-negative infections despite new antibiotics

Despite the availability of newer antibiotic agents, the estimated mortality and ongoing use of in-vitro discordant initial antibiotics remains unacceptably high among patients with DTR infections in US hospitals. Prompt recognition of both the pathogen a