Collaboration finds that improved training and support of community health workers are needed to improve HIV testing.
Technique could make it possible to detect TB in many children who might otherwise go undiagnosed and untreated.
Rapid tests commonly used at home reliably detect newer variants of SARS-CoV-2, including Delta and Omicron, UW-led study finds.
Rapid point-of-care tests could diagnose infected patients before they become severely ill and spread tuberculosis to others.
Two researchers affiliated with UW School of Medicine were named to TIME's 100 most influential people for 2022.
A one-shot vaccine schedule could contribute greatly to the elimination of cervical cancer worldwide, researchers say.
The Seattle Tuberculosis Research Advancement Center will promote and coordinate studies across institutions in the city.
Paper in The Lancet offers guidance to help low- and middle-income countries cut early mortality from non-communicable diseases.
If medication supplies dwindle, hospitals worldwide should prioritize health equity and people at greatest risk, a new paper argues.
Project partners with African, Asian and Latin American countries to stay ahead of emerging zoonotic disease viruses.
