Showing posts with label Literature Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Literature Review. Show all posts
Friday, 3 July 2015

Ebola virus: wild and domestic animals, plants and insects...

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This post has been moved to the new  Virology Down Under  platform on Wordpress. You can get to this specific post by clicking on the link ...
Friday, 3 April 2015

Publishing on 'ebola' is a booming pastime...

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One of my jobs since October last year has been to keep up on the literature for Ebola virus and Ebola virus disease.  At this stage I hav...
Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Camels and MERS: links to peer-reviewed scientific literature...[UPDATE #2]

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Add caption Camels at the centre, aerosol all around... I thought this might be a useful page for anyone who would like to know just ...

Camels and MERS: links to peer-reviewed scientific literature...[UPDATE #1]

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Add caption Camels at the centre, aerosol all around... I thought this might be a useful page for anyone who would like to know just ...
Monday, 2 September 2013

Ways in which seasonal and pandemic influenza infections differ

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In commenting on another article in the American Journal of Pathology but Gao et al , Kevin Hartshorn nicely summarizes some of the possible...
Wednesday, 14 August 2013

Prof Ziad A Memish: principal author of MERS-CoV data

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Since the human cases of MERS-CoV started in 2012, the majority of publications describing signs and symptoms of disease, incubation periods...
Saturday, 4 May 2013

New summary of H7N9 events.

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The US CDC publish a wrap-up in an early release issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

Study supports poor H7N9 transmission - from anything!

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A  new paper in by J. Han et al. Emerging Microbes and Infection concludes that neither 2 vendors in an H7N9-positive poultry market visite...