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Researchers Testing Whether Biomarkers In Saliva Could Predict COVID-19 Disease Severity In Children

Fox News (10/8, Rivas) reports researchers are collecting saliva samples from 400 pediatric patients with COVID-19 to determine whether “certain biomarkers in saliva may help predict COVID-19 severity in children, according to the American Academy of Pedi...

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Flu Vaccines Based On mRNA Technology May Emerge In Coming Years

The New York Times (10/9, Zimmer) reported that “a new generation of highly effective flu vaccines may emerge in the next few years, based on the same mRNA technology that has protected hundreds of millions of people against Covid-19.” Though conventional...

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New Ebola Case Confirmed In Democratic Republic Of Congo

Reuters (10/8, Mahamba) reported, “A case of Ebola has been confirmed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the health minister said on Friday, five months after the end of the most recent outbreak there.” It is unclear “if the case was related to the...

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Investigational Antibody Therapy AZD7442 Effective In Reducing Severe Illness, Death In Patients With COVID-19, Drugmaker Says

The Hill (10/11, Choi) reports AstraZeneca issued data Monday showing its investigational “COVID-19 treatment has been found to be effective in late-stage trials at preventing severe illness or death.” When compared to placebo, antibody treatment AZD7442...

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Social Distancing, Mask Mandates Prevents Cases Of Flu, RSV Among Children, Study Suggests

HealthDay (10/8, Preidt) reported research suggests that “social distancing and mask mandates during the pandemic nearly eliminated cases of the flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) among children.” Researchers found “no cases of RSV at” Akron Childr...

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COVID-19 Booster Shots Providing Needed Protection To Vulnerable, Raising Skepticism Among Some Vaccine Hesitant Individuals

The New York Times (10/11, A1, Hoffman) says even as coronavirus booster shots “are providing added protection for vulnerable populations, they are raising further doubts among people” who see the need for a booster as evidence the vaccines don’t work. So...

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Federal Government Takes Control Of Distribution Of COVID-19 Therapy Sotrovimab

Reuters (10/8, Mishra) reports the FDA on Friday said the federal government would take over distribution of GlaxoSmithKline and Vir Biotechnology’s antibody therapy for COVID-19, sotrovimab. It remains unclear whether the government has signed an agreeme...

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WHO’s SAGE Recommends COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters For Immunocompromised People

Reuters (10/11, Nebehay, Farge) reports the World Health Organization’s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) “on Monday recommended that immunocompromised people be given an additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine, due to their higher risk of breakthrou...

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Seniors Disproportionately Affected By Antibiotic-Resistant Infections, Study Finds

STAT (10/7, Silverman) reports, “Older Americans were disproportionately affected by several different types of infection for which antibiotics were largely ineffective, resulting in nearly 12,000 deaths and costing the U.S. health care system almost $1.9...

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Study Examines Cerebrospinal Fluid Diffusion Of Bictegravir/Emtricitabine/Tenofovir In HIV-Related Central Nervous System Impairment

Infectious Disease Advisor (10/7, Gupta) reports, “Among patients younger than 51 years of age with HIV-related central nervous system impairment (HCI), first-line treatment with an antiretroviral (ART) regimen of bictegravir, emtricitabine, and tenofovir...

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Sanofi Announces Positive Results From Study Mixing Influenza Vaccine With Moderna COVID-19 Booster

Reuters (10/7, Kar-Gupta) reports “French healthcare company Sanofi said on Wednesday that it had found positive results from the first study into a high-dose influenza vaccine with a COVID-19 mRNA booster.” The company “said the interim results from the...

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CDC Data Show Number Of COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots Being Administered Outpaces First Or Second Doses

NBC News (10/7, Ramos) reports an analysis of CDC “data shows that the number of people receiving booster shots is outpacing those getting their first or second doses of the initial vaccination, and is contributing to a modest increase in Covid vaccinatio...

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Africa Optimistic New Vaccine Will “Dramatically Change” Fight Against Malaria

The AP (10/7, Asadu) reports, “African health officials are optimistic that the world’s first malaria vaccine endorsed by the World Health Organization will ‘dramatically change’ the way the continent of 1.3 billion people fights the disease.” The news of...

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Study Finds PrEP Awareness, Referrals Low Among Hispanic, Latino Populations

Healio (10/7, Downey) reports, “Only around a quarter of Hispanic/Latino people receiving a CDC-funded HIV test were aware of PrEP, and an even smaller proportion of those eligible for the HIV prevention medication were referred to a PrEP provider, a stud...

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Health Experts Concerned About Possibility Of Severe Flu Season As Many Americans Say They May Not Get Vaccine

The New York Times (10/7, Hoffman) reports, “Lockdowns helped keep last year’s flu season historically mild in both the United States and around the world, but U.S. officials fear a more serious season this fall and winter, with unmasked people out and ab...

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COVID-19 Pandemic Causes Decline In Routine Vaccination Rates For Children, Study Indicates

MedPage Today (10/7, Hamza) reports, “With pandemic disruptions aplenty, fewer infants were left up to date (UTD) with their routine vaccinations through the fall of last year, and weekly vaccination rates remained depressed for several age groups as well...

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Pfizer, BioNTech Ask FDA To Authorize Coronavirus Vaccine For Emergency Use For Children 5 To 11 Years Old

The New York Times (10/7, A1, LaFraniere, Weiland) reports, “Pfizer and BioNTech asked federal regulators on Thursday to authorize emergency use of their coronavirus vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.” NBC News (10/7, Burke, Chuck) reports, “An FDA adviso...

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White House Adviser Says Pfizer Vaccine For Children May Be Ready In November

Reuters (10/7, Chiacu) reports, “Pfizer Inc’s new vaccine for children aged five to 11 could be ready as early as November pending approval from federal regulatory health agencies, White House COVID-19 response coordinator Jeffrey Zients said on Thursday....

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Anti-S Antibody: A Rare Cause of Fetal Hydrops in a Previously Sensitized Mother

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Researchers Testing Whether Biomarkers In Saliva Could Predict COVID-19 Disease Severity In Children

Flu Vaccines Based On mRNA Technology May Emerge In Coming Years

New Ebola Case Confirmed In Democratic Republic Of Congo

Investigational Antibody Therapy AZD7442 Effective In Reducing Severe Illness, Death In Patients With COVID-19, Drugmaker Says

Social Distancing, Mask Mandates Prevents Cases Of Flu, RSV Among Children, Study Suggests

COVID-19 Booster Shots Providing Needed Protection To Vulnerable, Raising Skepticism Among Some Vaccine Hesitant Individuals

Federal Government Takes Control Of Distribution Of COVID-19 Therapy Sotrovimab

WHO’s SAGE Recommends COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters For Immunocompromised People

Seniors Disproportionately Affected By Antibiotic-Resistant Infections, Study Finds

Study Examines Cerebrospinal Fluid Diffusion Of Bictegravir/Emtricitabine/Tenofovir In HIV-Related Central Nervous System Impairment

Sanofi Announces Positive Results From Study Mixing Influenza Vaccine With Moderna COVID-19 Booster

CDC Data Show Number Of COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots Being Administered Outpaces First Or Second Doses

Africa Optimistic New Vaccine Will “Dramatically Change” Fight Against Malaria

Study Finds PrEP Awareness, Referrals Low Among Hispanic, Latino Populations

Health Experts Concerned About Possibility Of Severe Flu Season As Many Americans Say They May Not Get Vaccine

COVID-19 Pandemic Causes Decline In Routine Vaccination Rates For Children, Study Indicates

Pfizer, BioNTech Ask FDA To Authorize Coronavirus Vaccine For Emergency Use For Children 5 To 11 Years Old

White House Adviser Says Pfizer Vaccine For Children May Be Ready In November

An Environmental Call to Action for Healthcare

Anti-S Antibody: A Rare Cause of Fetal Hydrops in a Previously Sensitized Mother