Hope for HIV Cure from Cord Blood Stem Cell Transplant Study
Zahraa Chorghay, PhD | Mar 03, 2022
The third known case of HIV remission in an individual with stem cell transplant offers clues for HIV cure
Immune System
COVID-19 Variants with Potential to Escape Cellular Immune Response
PLOS | Feb 11, 2022
New study identifies mutations that may be worth deeper surveillance
COVID-19 Underlines the Need for Universal Vaccines
James Shore, MSc | Jan 24, 2022
A new class of vaccines could prevent the next pandemic, though challenges remain
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From leadership and management to COVID-19 and cancer, explore Clinical Lab Manager's most read stories of 2021
WHO Names New B.1.1.529 Variant of Concern Detected in South Africa "Omicron"
Miriam Bergeret, MSc | Nov 26, 2021
The new variant harbors 30 mutations in the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein
T Cell Test to Show the Full Picture of Body’s Immune Response to COVID-19
Duke-NUS Medical School | Sep 03, 2021
A rapid way to track an elusive part of the immune system will bring better vaccine strategies
How RNA Editing Affects the Immune System
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus | Mar 23, 2021
The research offers new insight into how the immune system relates to cancer
COVID-19 and Sepsis: Risk-Stratifying Patients Based on Their Immune Response
Timothy E. Sweeney, MD, PhD | Feb 26, 2021
Host-response diagnostics that “read” the immune response can help clinicians make better, faster treatment decisions
Differences in Antibody Response May Drive COVID-19 Outcomes
Massachusetts General Hospital | Feb 19, 2021
Study identifies the specific types of antibodies that may be driving COVID-19 outcomes in both children and adults
Immune System Protects Children from Severe COVID-19
Murdoch Children's Research Institute | Feb 17, 2021
Study finds children with COVID-19 have a more robust innate immune response to the virus compared to adults