Dedicated To Finding Treatments And Cures For Infectious Diseases.

Research supported by the Flu (Influenza): Infectious Disease Research Center is aimed at finding new antibiotics, new treatments that use the body's own immune system instead of antibiotics, and methods for administering antibiotic medication into the body. These methods are especially important for third-world nations, where the numbers of infected people are high, but the resources for storing and distributing necessary treatments are scarce.

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Flu (Influenza): Infectious Disease Research Center

Infectious diseases are caused by microscopic organisms like bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi, which impair the normal state or functioning of the body. The early decades of the twentieth century saw many great advances in treating infectious disease. Polio, tuberculosis, smallpox, and many other diseases which had once killed or disabled thousands of people were virtually eradicated from the U.S. population.

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Flu (Influenza): Infectious Disease Research Center through the
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