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Epidemiology: The Unsung Olympic Ecent, Part 2

Epidemiology: The Unsung Olympic Event, Part 1

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Millions of global visitors. Packed venues. One city. How is it possible that the Olympics have always had such a clean bill of health for infectious...

We are now well into the first week of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The first medals have been awarded and the pre-opening frenzy...