Research Articles
Geoffrey Schild: The Virologist Who Armed Humanity Against Flu, AIDS, and Polio
The life and legacy of Geoffrey Schild, a pioneering virologist whose work transformed global public health through influenza vaccines, AIDS research, and polio eradication.
The Unlikely Shield: How Asthma's Weakness Might Block the Flu Virus
Discover how asthma's cellular mechanisms might provide unexpected protection against influenza virus replication through altered cell death pathways.
Dr. Chi-Ming Chu: The Virus Hunter Who Protected Humanity from Influenza Pandemics
Explore the groundbreaking work of Dr. Chi-Ming Chu, a pioneering virologist whose discoveries reshaped our understanding of influenza viruses and vaccine development.
The Silent Witness: How Scientists Detected H1N1pdm09 Antibodies in Indonesia's 2009 Outbreak
Discover how scientists detected H1N1pdm09 antibodies during Indonesia's 2009 influenza outbreak and what this research reveals about pandemic preparedness.
The Silent Guardian: How Neuraminidase Antibodies Could Revolutionize Our Fight Against Flu
Discover how neuraminidase (NA) antibodies provide broad protection against diverse flu strains, including avian threats like H5N1, and could lead to next-generation vaccines.
The Great Vanishing Act: How COVID-19 Measures Made the Flu Disappear (Temporarily)
Exploring how COVID-19 measures led to the dramatic decline of seasonal influenza cases worldwide, with insights from virology laboratory data.