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@MarionKoopmans The full genomes sequence of circulating strains, which I believe are already available should be sufficient the design of qPCR primers or for isothermal polymerase amplification. This approach could be employed while waiting for other antigen base rapid diagnostic testing.
The Ebola outbreak in DRC has some serious red flag warnings. See below. And very problematic: the most commonly used test platform in the region cannot pick up this strain. That is a big handicap.
Another huge medical achievement from our very own @UHN 🇨🇦🔥
A Toronto man lived with HIV for 27 years. Then he got leukemia and that diagnosis may have just cured him of both.
His doctors found a bone marrow donor carrying CCR5-Δ32, a rare mutation in ~1% of people of European descent. HIV hijacks immune cells through the CCR5 receptor. If you don't have it, the virus has no door.
The transplant replaced his entire immune system with one HIV can't infect.
He stopped antiretroviral therapy in July 2025. As of today, HIV is undetectable by the most sensitive assays available. No viral reservoir. No immune response to HIV. Nine months clean.
He would be the 11th person in history to possibly be cured of HIV.
HIV cure is possible. We just proved it again at @UHN
Proud of the team at @UHN and @UofT !
Source: https://t.co/zH1fIfVubV
Normalization of glucose in people with prediabetes, i.e. achieving remission, is linked to halving of major cardiovascular adverse events over ensuing decades
https://t.co/2Tb3BcoGnP
More today @Nature on fasting and the mechanism by which it improves cancer therapy success, also in the experimental model (mice)
https://t.co/l0WNBoGz8z
Large study from France study showing that mRNA vaccination for protection against COVID-19 disease was not associated with increased mortality. https://t.co/d0INE2SxAS
An exciting milestone for AI in science: Our C2S-Scale 27B foundation model, built with @Yale and based on Gemma, generated a novel hypothesis about cancer cellular behavior, which scientists experimentally validated in living cells.
With more preclinical and clinical tests, this discovery may reveal a promising new pathway for developing therapies to fight cancer.
🇺🇸 8 YEARS LATER, DOCTORS FINALLY TELL PARENTS: FEED YOUR BABY PEANUTS
A new study just confirmed what we’ve known since 2015: early peanut exposure can slash a child’s allergy risk by up to 80%.
But despite national guidelines in place since 2017, most pediatricians still haven’t been bothering to mention it - until researchers handed them cheat sheets, video tutorials, and prompts inside their own medical records.
With that minimal nudge, pediatricians actually started doing their jobs: 84% gave the correct advice, up from a sad 35%.
Reminder: food allergies are rising, and this one simple move could save lives - if doctors can remember to bring it up between diaper chats and growth charts.
Source: ABC News