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Scientists build a pandemic flu strain in the lab
Two teams of scientists have independently constructed a deadly strain of flu. Some say the results should never be published
A team of pediatricians and computer scientists is developing a social network that turns doctors and patients into research collaborators
An anti-nicotine vaccine is moving closer to regulatory approval
Some hospitals have turned a corner in fighting deadly infections
The 1918 flu genome may help fight future outbreaks
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