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A row of seven tampons against a yellow background.

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Managing menstrual toxic shock syndrome

Menstrual toxic shock syndrome remains a life-threatening disease, so researchers are exploring safer tampon designs, toxin neutralization, and vaccination.

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byStephanie DeMarco, PhD

Opportunity and teamwork lead to new staph infection treatments

Victor Torres’ talented lab members joined forces with industry partners to develop treatments and a potential vaccine for lethal Staphylococcus aureus infections.

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Medications in cardboard boxes line the shelves of a pharmacy.

| 4 min read

byStephanie DeMarco, PhD

Platelets take down bacteria with the help of a trusty anti-viral

The common flu treatment, Tamiflu, may help treat lethal bloodstream staph infections.

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