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Two factors linked to higher risk of long COVID in IBD
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HIV: Dual therapy with twice-yearly injections on the horizon
“Clearly it’s incredibly exciting to have the option for a subcutaneous drug that could be given at home every 6 months.”
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Full results of anal cancer study point to barriers to care
Infrastructure, algorithms, and workforce training are going be needed to meet the currently unserved people through use of high-resolution...
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Third transplant patient cured of HIV marks important firsts
“A bone marrow transplant is not a viable large-scale strategy for curing HIV, but it does present a proof of concept that HIV can be cured.”
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Long COVID is real and consists of these conditions – or does it?
“I think this is at least helpful in telling us what disease states are different pre- and post COVID, and what sorts of diagnoses clinicians...
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16 toddlers with HIV at birth had no detectable virus 2 years later
“We’re confirming here that the first step toward remission and cure is reducing reservoirs. We’ve got that here.”
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A third person living with HIV has been cured by transplant
“There was no GVH disease. That’s incredible. It’s a wonderful thing.”
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Routine vaginal cleansing seen ineffective for unscheduled cesareans
Large study showed no difference in post-cesarean infections when the vagina was cleansed with povidone-iodine prior to unscheduled cesarean...
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Does atopic dermatitis pose an increased risk of acquiring COVID-19?
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New hepatitis B vaccination recommendations praised amid low awareness
Only 25%-30% of adults in the U.S. are reported to be currently vaccinated for hepatitis B, even though safe and highly effective vaccines are...
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HIV testing dips during pandemic raise transmission concerns
The number of CDC-funded HIV tests declined by more than 1 million in 2020 amid the COVID-19 restrictions.