Tag: In the Media

Posts that link out to external articles and press coverage.

Monkey study shows a path to monitoring endangered species

Monkeys infected by mosquito bites further Zika virus research

Estrogen discovery could shed new light on fertility problems

Friedrich lab contributes genetic analysis to H7N9 influenza research

WNPRC scientist Tom Friedrich and graduate student Louise Moncla provided deep genetic sequencing and analysis for studies of H7N9 avian influenza — a flu strain shown to be both lethal and transmissible, and capable of developing drug resistance, in a nonhuman-primate model. Their work supported the Kawaoka team’s research on this pandemic-potential virus.

Marmoset babies get a boost from attentive fathers

UW-Madison Featured Researcher: David O’Connor

Meet David O’Connor — WNPRC’s Associate Director and head of its Global Infectious Disease Division. An HIV-vaccine researcher who led UW–Madison’s Zika response and championed open, real-time data sharing during the outbreak, he’s profiled here on how a single book set him on a career hunting the viruses that threaten human health.

Zika infections unlikely to be passed by kissing, casual contact

Stem cells yield nature’s blueprint for body’s vasculature

Stem cells yield nature’s blueprint for body’s vasculature

Zika infections could be factor in more pregnancies

Listeria may be serious miscarriage threat early in pregnancy