Jaime Rosenberg

Articles

Drugmakers Look to Quell COVID-19 Cytokine Storms

October 06, 2021

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The FDA rejected Humanigen’s application for an emergency use authorization, but the race is on to develop an effective therapy for the cytokine storms that affect patients with COVID-19.

How Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected People With HIV?

October 04, 2021

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A review of more than 200 studies found no greater risk of contracting COVID-19 among those with HIV but a greater chance of experiencing a severe case.

Researchers Outline How Gut Serves as Harbor for HIV, COVID-19

October 04, 2021

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In a recent paper, researchers outlined the current understanding how the gut microbiome includes viruses such as HIV and COVID-19, and what it means for HIV treatment and repeat COVID-19 infection.

Extended Study Follow-up Highlights Need for Improved Support for Engaging Those Who Inject Drugs Living With HIV in Treatment

September 05, 2021

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The researchers suggest that additional support may be needed to ensure continuous and potentially increased use of antiretroviral treatment and medication for opioid use disorders and subsequent viral suppression.

One HIV Vaccine Fails While a First-of-its-Kind mRNA Vaccine Trial is Set to Begin

September 02, 2021

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Johnson & Johnson’s experimental HIV vaccine, which uses the same technology as its COVID-19 vaccine, was found to not be effective at preventing infection.

First-of-its-Kind mRNA Vaccine Trial Reinvigorates Hope for Effective HIV Vaccine

September 01, 2021

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Moderna's phase 1 trial of mRNA vaccine against HIV is deigned to enroll 40 patients.