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  • Rising COVID-19 Cases In US Driving Up Use Of Therapeutics, Health Officials Say

    Reuters (5/17, Aboulenein) reports, “Rising COVID-19 cases are driving up the use of therapeutics, with Pfizer Inc’s oral antiviral treatment Paxlovid seeing a 315% jump over the past four weeks, U.S. health officials said on Tuesday.” About “115,000 cour...
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  • Host Response Classifiers Show Ability To Detect Bacterial Co-Infections, Superinfections Among Patients With Confirmed COVID-19, Research Suggests

    HCPlive (5/17, Kunzmann) reports, “A 29-host-mRNA response classifier showed ability to detect bacterial co-infections, as well as superinfections, among patients with confirmed COVID-19,” research suggests. The study – presented at the SAEM Annual Meetin...
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  • Kidney Transplant Recipients Do Not Contract COVID-19 From COVID-19-Positive Deceased Donor, Data Indicate

    Healio (5/17, Keenan) reports, “Kidney transplant recipients do not contract COVID-19 from accepting a kidney donation from a COVID-19-positive deceased donor, according to data” from a retrospective review in which researchers “examined data for 55 patie...
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  • Growing Research Finds STIs Surging In US

    The New York Times (5/17, Tingley) reports, “Last month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released its latest data on cases of sexually transmitted infections during the first year of the pandemic.” Infection rates of gonorrhea and syphilis...
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  • Researchers Worldwide Working To Determine Cause Of Hepatitis Cases In Young Children

    The Washington Post (5/17, Sun) reports “the growing constellation of” hepatitis cases of unknown origin among young children “has spurred an international hunt to identify the culprit, with disease detectives and researchers from global health agencies,...
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