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The Daily Biotech Pulse: Pfizer/BioNTech's COVID-19 Booster For Kids, Moderna Starts First African Trial Of mRNA HIV Vaccine, Tonix Extends COVID-19 Antiviral Research Pact

Here's a roundup of top developments in the biotech space over the last 24 hours.

Benzinga

Class, queerness and illness in the ‘post-crisis’ era: rewriting the narrative of HIV

I often read a book’s acknowledgments to see who an author thanks for supporting the creation of their work and how they go about thanking them.

The Conversation

The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV

Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after

The Guardian - UK

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Man who had sore throat finds out he has HIV as he urges people to get tested

Kyle Dallape found his symptoms started worsening, experiencing weight loss, oral thrush and swollen lymph nodes, as well as the bacterial infection returning twice

Daily Mirror

Bill Gates: ‘Vaccines are a miracle. It’s mind-blowing somebody could say the opposite’

The Microsoft co-founder takes questions from scientists, academics and readers on Ukraine, Covid, Jeffrey Epstein and more

The Guardian - UK

Where Eurovision winners are now - awkward split, tragedy and working in Tesco

Sam Ryder is hoping that he can win Eurovision 2022 for the UK, but what happened to those talented singers who impressed millions such as Conchita Wurst and Lordi

Daily Mirror

Antibiotics can lead to life-threatening fungal infection because of disruption to the gut microbiome – new study

Fungal infections kill around the same number of people each year as tuberculosis. They mostly take hold in people who are vulnerable because they have a defective immune system caused by an underlying disease, such as cancer, or a viral infection, such as HIV or COVID. Our new study shows…

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How COVID vaccines have boosted the development of an HIV vaccine

During the pandemic scientists launched a vaccine in record-breaking time. Their successful use of mRNA technology could lead to progress in the decades-long effort for an HIV inoculation.

WEKU

HC Wainwright Says This Stock Is Well Capitalized For Value Realization Of Pipeline, Despite COVID-19 Uncertainty

Given the uncertainty, HC Wainwright moderated its COVID-19 franchise estimates, the primary driver of estimate reductions, and price target reduction to $125 (from $200) on Vir Biotechnology Inc (NASDAQ:VIR). The analyst maintained a Buy rating on VIR shares. The analyst continues to view Vir's platform, validated with successful antiviral therapies against Ebola and COVID-19, and pipeline,…

Benzinga

David Bonola said he believes the murdered Queens mother he was having an affair with gave him HIV

If convicted David Bonola could face up to 25 years in prison

The Independent UK

Dry mouth is a common symptom for five serious illnesses, health experts warn

Be sure to check with your GP if you have any concerns

Chronicle Live

Dry mouth warning: Experts say common symptom could be red flag for five serious illnesses

Dr Azad Eyrumlu, of leading private dental firm Banning Dental Group, says our bodies are incredibly complicated and different parts are closely linked, even though we might not always realise it.

Irish Mirror

When India challenged global HIV data and won

It has now countered WHO’s COVID death estimate, saying methodology used is incorrect

The Hindu

Dry mouth could be a 'red flag' symptom for five serious illnesses

It's a common symptom but it could be a warning sign for something serious

Liverpool Echo

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Nottingham Post

Expert warns dry mouth could be a red flag for 5 serious illnesses

It may also be linked to snoring or smoking

Daily Record

Dry mouth warning as symptom could be red flag for five serious illnesses

A dry mouth is a common symptom that can be regularly overlooked, but it shouldn't - says dentist.

Liverpool Echo

Channel 4 It's A Sin fans 'shocked and upset' as show 'robbed' of BAFTA wins

Clips of the Channel 4 programme also appeared to be muted to fan's dismay

The Conversation

Using cellphones to deliver health services to teens: a sub-Saharan Africa review

Adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa have the highest rate of unplanned pregnancies. Almost half (46%) of these unintended pregnancies among adolescents end in abortion.

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Daily Mirror

Dry mouth warning: common symptom could be red flag for five serious illnesses

The common symptom can be a sign of real illness, a leading dentist has said. Dr Azad Eyrumlu says different parts of our body are closely linked and could be signally something else is wrong - even if we don't realise it.

The Guardian - US

How restrictions on syringe programs led to a severe HIV outbreak in West Virginia

The state had hope with programs providing free, sterile syringes, but when those were shuttered one county saw as many infections as in New York City

Wales Online

Dry mouth could be a sign of five serious illnesses, says dentist

"A dry mouth can be a sign something’s not right elsewhere"

The Guardian - UK

Lydia West’s year in TV: ‘It’s a Sin got me into HIV and Aids activism’

The actor on the hit Channel 4 show, her passion for pottery, and why she’s excited for the next series of The Crown

ABC News

HIV infection rates are declining globally but for Pacific women and girls, it's a different story

While rates of new HIV infections and AIDs-related deaths have halved thanks to treatment options, disturbing trends are emerging in the Pacific.

The Conversation

The Catholic saint who dedicated his life to a leprosy colony in Hawaii – and became an inspiration for HIV/AIDS care

On Jan. 3, 1865, the Kingdom of Hawaii, then a sovereign state, enacted “An Act to Prevent the Spread of Leprosy.” Any person suspected of having the ancient disease – which is mentioned as far back as the Bible – would be inspected and, if deemed incurable, permanently exiled to…

Insider UK

Omega Diagnostics plans to raise £7.25 million to assist sale of HIV testing facility

Company currently required to pay £300,000 monthly until its acquisition is completed - expected to be in early summer

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