The Delta wave continues to wreak havoc. It’s driven primarily by the unvaccinated, but is increasingly affecting the vaccinated, too, especially vulnerable sub-populations who haven’t been boosted. Waning vaccine immunity among these sub-populations i…
What is known now about about the mutations in the omicron variant and what will we find out over the coming weeks?
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and I’d like to pay tribute to the 100th anniversary of the discovery of a medication that has profoundly changed the course of human history — insulin.
Here we describe a novel antibody: DH1047. The distinguishing characteristic of this antibody is that it is capable of neutralizing all known variants of interest and concern by targeting highly conserved epitopes.
Only 6 out of 4198 participants in the study tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 antibodies after three waves of Covid that occurred prior to Hong Kong’s vaccination rollout.
A team from Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School have discovered methods to grow neurons and brain tissue from stem cells that surprisingly, imitate the unique characteristics of donors with Alzheimer’s.
Researchers claim the new brain imaging technique will save some people with depression 2-3 months of time in finding a medication that works for them.
Here we review a press release by sotrovimab producers GSK and VIR that details the intramuscular administration of sotrovimab.
You may have heard of “COVID toe,” but what about “COVID ear”?
A recent paper by Jones et al. describes bamlanivimab and its properties in detail, as well as details how bamlanivimab was discovered, providing a potential blueprint for antibody discovery in the future.
