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UK Covid Strain To Become More Dominant In US By Early Spring: Top Expert
The new strain of the novel coronavirus that first appeared in the United Kingdom will become more dominant in the United States by the middle of spring, US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci said.
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Cold Storage Could Hamper Distribution Of Pfizer, Moderna Covid Vaccines: Top US Expert
Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, on Wednesday said it would be challenging to distribute vaccines that use messenger RNA based technology in developing countries, owing to their cold storage requirements.
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New HIV Vaccine Shows Promise In Human Trials
An experimental HIV vaccine was well-tolerated and generated immune responses against the deadly virus in healthy human adults, scientists say.
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Scientists Identify New Genetic Immune Disorder
Scientists have identified a new genetic immune disorder that is characterised by increased susceptibility to a virus associated to a type of cancer.
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Surprising Monkey Study Could Lead To 'Functional' HIV Cure
But when a drug already taken by thousands of people for intestinal conditions appeared to control the monkey version of HIV, it got the attention of the director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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Local Zika Outbreaks In United States 'Likely', Says US Official
The United States is likely to see outbreaks of the Zika virus, with perhaps dozens or scores of people affected, said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, on Sunday.
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2 Experimental Ebola Vaccines Appear Safe Says United States Agency
Two experimental Ebola vaccines, tested in Liberia on more than 600 people in a phase 2 clinical trial appear to be safe, the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) said Thursday.
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New Drug Shields Monkeys from AIDS: Study
Scientists said on Wednesday a new drug tested on monkeys provided an astonishingly effective shield against an animal version of the AIDS virus, a major gain in the quest for an HIV vaccine.
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Ebola Vaccines Trial Starts in Liberia
A large-scale human trial of two potential Ebola vaccines got under way in Liberia's capital Monday, part of a global effort to prevent a repeat of the epidemic that has now claimed nearly 9,000 lives in West Africa.
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Ebola in 2015 - End of the Line for a Killer?
After decades making brief, murderous forays from central Africa's forests, Ebola erupted into a global emergency in 2014, yet its success could spell its downfall as scientists scramble to relegate it to a footnote of medical history.
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AIDS vaccine: Scientists say breakthrough within reach
A 2009 clinical trial in Thailand was the first to show it was possible to prevent HIV infection in humans. Now scientists believe a licensed vaccine is within reach.
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UK Covid Strain To Become More Dominant In US By Early Spring: Top Expert
The new strain of the novel coronavirus that first appeared in the United Kingdom will become more dominant in the United States by the middle of spring, US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci said.
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Cold Storage Could Hamper Distribution Of Pfizer, Moderna Covid Vaccines: Top US Expert
Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, on Wednesday said it would be challenging to distribute vaccines that use messenger RNA based technology in developing countries, owing to their cold storage requirements.
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New HIV Vaccine Shows Promise In Human Trials
An experimental HIV vaccine was well-tolerated and generated immune responses against the deadly virus in healthy human adults, scientists say.
-
Scientists Identify New Genetic Immune Disorder
Scientists have identified a new genetic immune disorder that is characterised by increased susceptibility to a virus associated to a type of cancer.
-
Surprising Monkey Study Could Lead To 'Functional' HIV Cure
But when a drug already taken by thousands of people for intestinal conditions appeared to control the monkey version of HIV, it got the attention of the director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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Local Zika Outbreaks In United States 'Likely', Says US Official
The United States is likely to see outbreaks of the Zika virus, with perhaps dozens or scores of people affected, said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, on Sunday.
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2 Experimental Ebola Vaccines Appear Safe Says United States Agency
Two experimental Ebola vaccines, tested in Liberia on more than 600 people in a phase 2 clinical trial appear to be safe, the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) said Thursday.
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New Drug Shields Monkeys from AIDS: Study
Scientists said on Wednesday a new drug tested on monkeys provided an astonishingly effective shield against an animal version of the AIDS virus, a major gain in the quest for an HIV vaccine.
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Ebola Vaccines Trial Starts in Liberia
A large-scale human trial of two potential Ebola vaccines got under way in Liberia's capital Monday, part of a global effort to prevent a repeat of the epidemic that has now claimed nearly 9,000 lives in West Africa.
-
Ebola in 2015 - End of the Line for a Killer?
After decades making brief, murderous forays from central Africa's forests, Ebola erupted into a global emergency in 2014, yet its success could spell its downfall as scientists scramble to relegate it to a footnote of medical history.
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AIDS vaccine: Scientists say breakthrough within reach
A 2009 clinical trial in Thailand was the first to show it was possible to prevent HIV infection in humans. Now scientists believe a licensed vaccine is within reach.
