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  • Most New HIV Infections Linked To People Not Receiving Treatment, CDC Data Show.

    CNN (3/18, Scutti) reports that data from 2016 released by the CDC show that 38 percent of people living with HIV were not receiving treatment and were connected to 81 percent of new infections. The Hill (3/18, Hellmann) reports data show that “of the 1.1...
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  • Researchers Develop Way To Grow Live Bone Using Rib And 3D Mold In Animal Study.

    HealthDay (3/18) reports “scientists have developed a way to grow live bone using a rib and a 3D mold in animal studies, and they say their technique could offer a new way to treat severe head and facial injuries.” The method “was tested in sheep” and inv...
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  • Chinese Scientist Revives Controversial Malarial Therapy Research.

    STAT (3/18, Qiu) reports a Chinese scientist has revived research into malarial therapy, using the treatment on cancer patients. Despite a report from the CDC saying malarial treatment to stimulate the immune system “cannot be justified,” research on the...
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  • Time In Space Tied To Reactivation Of Herpes Viruses, Study Indicates.

    CNN (3/18, Strickland) reports on its website that researchers found “the longer astronauts spend in space, the more likely they are to have viruses like herpes, chickenpox and shingles reactivate.” The findings were published in Frontiers in Microbiology...
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  • Adults Hospitalized For Acute Respiratory Illness Who Received Flu Vaccine May Have Higher Antibody Titers Against Egg-Adapted Vaccine Strain And Lower Titers Against Circulating Virus, Study Indicates.

    Pulmonology Advisor (3/18, van Paridon) reports researchers found “adults hospitalized for acute respiratory illness who received the influenza vaccine in 2017 to 2018 had higher antibody titers against the egg-adapted vaccine strain and lower titers agai...
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