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Health Experts Warn Influenza Season Could Be Worse Than Last Year

The Wall Street Journal (9/9, Schwartz, Subscription Publication) reports health experts have warned the upcoming influenza season has potential to be worse than the last cycle, and could arrive earlier than normal. The CDC has said people can get influen...

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FDA Rejects EUA Request For Monoclonal Antibody As COVID-19 Treatment

Reuters (9/9, Bhalla) reports the FDA “declined Humanigen Inc’s request for emergency use authorization (EUA) of its lenzilumab drug to treat newly hospitalized COVID-19 patients, the company said on Thursday.” In a statement, Humanigen said, “In its lett...

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Comparison of Anti–SARS-CoV-2 S1 Receptor-Binding Domain Antibody Immunoassays in Health Care Workers Before and After the BNT162b2 mRNA Vaccine

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Strategies for Sustainability of University-Based Medical Laboratory Sciences Programs

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Using Data to Make the Case for a Lab’s Needs

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Some Public Health Experts Raise Concerns Of Further SARS-CoV-2 Spread In The Fall

The Wall Street Journal (9/8, A1, Kamp, Abbott, DeBarros, Subscription Publication) reports that despite what appears to be the peak of the Delta coronavirus variant’s spread in some US states, some public health experts say the return of unvaccinated chi...

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Subtle Macular Structure, Microvasculature Degeneration Found In Patients With AIDS-Related CMVR, Study Says

Infectious Disease Advisor (9/8, van Paridon) reports, “In patients with AIDS-related cytomegalovirus retinitis (CMVR), subtle macular structure and microvasculature degeneration was found to occur among those without macular involved necrotic lesions, ac...

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Vaccine Maker Launches Trial For Combined Influenza, COVID-19 Shot

Reuters (9/8, Roy) reports vaccine developer Novavax “said on Wednesday it has initiated an early-stage study” of its combined flu and COVID-19 vaccine in Australia. The 640 participants are “healthy adults between the ages of 50 and 70 years,” who “will...

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Face-To-Face School Allergy Training Program Improved Staff Preparedness In Managing Children With Severe Food Allergies, Results Show

According to Healio (9/2, Bennett), “A face-to-face school allergy training program improved self-reported preparedness among staff in management of children with severe food allergies,” study results published in Clinical and Translational Allergy show....

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People With HIV May Have Increased Risk Of Sudden Cardiac Death, Particularly If Virus Is Not Well-Controlled, Research Suggests

HealthDay (9/8, Preidt) reports, “People with HIV have an increased risk of sudden cardiac death,” particularly “if the virus isn’t well-controlled,” researchers concluded after analyzing “data on more than 144,000 U.S. veterans.” The study revealed that...

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More Americans Had COVID-19 At End Of 2020 Than Previously Estimated, Research Suggests

The Hill (9/8, Schnell) reports “more Americans were infected with coronavirus at the end of 2020 than was previously estimated, according to new research.” Based on “a Nature preprint study by researchers at Columbia University, the true number of COVID-...

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Long-Term Lung Function In Pediatric, Young Adult Patients Not Impaired After COVID-19, Studies Indicate

Healio (9/8, Welsh) reports long-term lung function in pediatric and young adult patients “was not impaired after COVID-19, apart from those who had severe COVID-19, according to two studies presented at the virtual European Respiratory Society Internatio...

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EMA Lists GBS As Possible Side-Effect Of AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine

Reuters (9/8, Aripaka) reports the European Medicines Agency (EMA) “has added an extremely rare nerve-damaging disorder, Guillain-Barré syndrome [GBS], as a possible side-effect of AstraZeneca’s...COVID-19 vaccine, regular safety updates from the watchdog...

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Covax Cuts Coronavirus Vaccine Delivery Target To 1.4B Doses From 1.9B

The New York Times (9/8, Mueller, Slotnik) reports, “The United Nations-backed program to vaccinate the world against the coronavirus slashed its forecast for doses available in 2021 by roughly a quarter on Wednesday.” Covax has “said that it expected to...

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No COVID-19 Booster Shots Should Be Offered This Year, WHO Head Says

The AP (9/8, Keaten) reports World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is “calling on rich countries with large supplies of coronavirus vaccines to refrain from offering booster shots through the end of the year, expanding an e...

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Delta Variant Is “Most Concerning” SARS-CoV-2 Strain Despite Mu Variant’s Emergence, WHO Officials Say

CNBC (9/7, Lovelace) reports the Delta “variant remains the ‘most concerning’ coronavirus strain despite the emergence of the mu variant, World Health Organization officials said Tuesday.” The mu variant “has mutations that suggest it could evade the immu...

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Distance Matters In Identifying Hot Spots For Bacterial Contamination In Hospital Rooms, Study Finds

According to Healio (9/7, Stulpin), a study published in Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology shows “a novel modeling method demonstrated that, when it comes to identifying hot spots for bacterial contamination in patient hospital rooms, distance mat...

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COVID-19 Pandemic Has Set Back Global Fight Against HIV, TB, Malaria, Report Finds

The New York Times (9/7, Mandavilli) reports, “The Covid-19 pandemic has severely set back the fight against other global scourges like H.I.V., tuberculosis and malaria, according to a sobering new report released on Tuesday,” as “the pandemic has flooded...

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Evidence Supports Ending Use Of Hydroxychloroquine For Treating, Preventing COVID-19, Meta-Analysis Suggests

Healio (9/7, Laday) reports, “Updated evidence ‘strongly supports’ ending the use of hydroxychloroquine for either preventing or treating COVID-19, due to a lack of benefits combined with potentially fatal cardiovascular complications, according to a meta...

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More Than 95% Of US Counties Seeing “High” COVID-19 Transmission Rates

The Hill (9/7, Schnell) reports more than 95% of US counties are experiencing “high” COVID-19 transmission rates, CDC data show. The agency’s COVID Data Tracker “revealed on Tuesday that 95.19 percent of counties in the U.S. are seeing ‘high’ rates of tra...

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Health Experts Warn Influenza Season Could Be Worse Than Last Year

FDA Rejects EUA Request For Monoclonal Antibody As COVID-19 Treatment

Comparison of Anti–SARS-CoV-2 S1 Receptor-Binding Domain Antibody Immunoassays in Health Care Workers Before and After the BNT162b2 mRNA Vaccine

Strategies for Sustainability of University-Based Medical Laboratory Sciences Programs

Using Data to Make the Case for a Lab’s Needs

Some Public Health Experts Raise Concerns Of Further SARS-CoV-2 Spread In The Fall

Subtle Macular Structure, Microvasculature Degeneration Found In Patients With AIDS-Related CMVR, Study Says

Vaccine Maker Launches Trial For Combined Influenza, COVID-19 Shot

Face-To-Face School Allergy Training Program Improved Staff Preparedness In Managing Children With Severe Food Allergies, Results Show

People With HIV May Have Increased Risk Of Sudden Cardiac Death, Particularly If Virus Is Not Well-Controlled, Research Suggests

More Americans Had COVID-19 At End Of 2020 Than Previously Estimated, Research Suggests

Long-Term Lung Function In Pediatric, Young Adult Patients Not Impaired After COVID-19, Studies Indicate

EMA Lists GBS As Possible Side-Effect Of AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine

Covax Cuts Coronavirus Vaccine Delivery Target To 1.4B Doses From 1.9B

No COVID-19 Booster Shots Should Be Offered This Year, WHO Head Says

Delta Variant Is “Most Concerning” SARS-CoV-2 Strain Despite Mu Variant’s Emergence, WHO Officials Say

Distance Matters In Identifying Hot Spots For Bacterial Contamination In Hospital Rooms, Study Finds

COVID-19 Pandemic Has Set Back Global Fight Against HIV, TB, Malaria, Report Finds

Evidence Supports Ending Use Of Hydroxychloroquine For Treating, Preventing COVID-19, Meta-Analysis Suggests

More Than 95% Of US Counties Seeing “High” COVID-19 Transmission Rates