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Understanding the disease trajectory of Long COVID
UCLA researchers reveal that 30% of people treated for COVID-19 developed Long COVID and link factors correlated to the likelihood…
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A COVID-19 vaccine for people with B-cell deficiency
Those with B-cell deficiencies are still vulnerable following current COVID-19 vaccinations; however, researchers have created a new vaccine that targets…
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Researchers use CRISPR gene editing to uncover potential HIV treatments
Using CRISPR researchers have identified 86 genes that could be associated with HIV replication and disease, opening doors to research…
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Unraveling the history of tuberculosis one bone at a time
Researchers uncover ancient transmission chains of tuberculosis, by analyzing the DNA of humans excavated from archaeological sites across Colombia. Although tuberculosis is one of the biggest infection-related causes of death worldwide, its evolutionary history is yet…
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Can SARS-CoV-2 variants cause different Long COVID symptoms?
An observational study of Long COVID patients in Italy revealed that different neurological and emotional symptoms were reported between people who contracted different strains of…
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Novel stem-cell transplants could be an HIV cure
The first female, nonwhite and HIV-positive cancer patient treated with a new stem-cell transplant therapy is now in long-term remission…
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DNA-encoded immunogens: the next step forward in HIV vaccine research
Researchers demonstrate the value of nucleic acid technology in encoding immunogens capable of eliciting tier-2 neutralizing antibodies against HIV in the race to develop…
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Getting to the heart of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines
For a very small portion of people, a rare form of heart inflammation called carditis can occur after COVID-19 vaccination. But what’s the…
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Common-cold-induced T cells protect against SARS-CoV-2 infection
T cells from common colds caused by coronaviruses can further protect against COVID-19, as researchers demonstrate that higher levels of…
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Benefit of breastmilk: COVID-19 antibodies pass from vaccinated mothers to infants
Study detects neutralizing antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 in stool samples of infants breastfed by vaccinated mothers with the potential to provide passive immunity against the…