Group B Streptococcus

The World Health Organization on Wednesday called for the urgent development of a vaccine against a bacterial infection responsible for nearly 150,000 stillbirths and infant deaths each year.

Scientists reveal that this bacterium is the leading cause of stillbirths and infant deaths in the world. And what's worse, it is most prevalent in Indian women.

A type of sugar found in some women's breast milk may protect babies from a potentially life threatening bacterium, a new study has found.

The World Health Organization on Wednesday called for the urgent development of a vaccine against a bacterial infection responsible for nearly 150,000 stillbirths and infant deaths each year.

Scientists reveal that this bacterium is the leading cause of stillbirths and infant deaths in the world. And what's worse, it is most prevalent in Indian women.

A type of sugar found in some women's breast milk may protect babies from a potentially life threatening bacterium, a new study has found.