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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

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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

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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

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

It may also be linked to snoring or smoking

Nottingham Post

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.

Daily Record

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

Liverpool Echo

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.

The Conversation

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.

Daily Mirror

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

The Guardian - US

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

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

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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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The Independent UK

Military college student sues armed forces over HIV policy

A military college student who says he was removed from his duties for testing positive for HIV is suing state and federal military officials

Daily Record

Man claimed ex-partner had HIV on social media and stalked him for three days

Robert Fleming, 38, turned up outside his victim's house in Falkirk and became abusive.

The Independent UK

Partner of blind charity worker hit by train calls for stations to be made safer

Cleveland Gervais fell from the platform of a south-east London station which had no tactile paving to indicate the edge.

Tribune News Service

Two nonprofits partner to increase dental care access for HIV patients

DALLAS -- A North Texas health care nonprofit and a local low-cost dental care program will join forces to expand access to affordable oral health care in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Inverse

Vaccine boosters may not be enough — the problem with immune “exhaustion”

The key could be retooling the mRNA vaccine to protect against new variants as their efficacy wains.

Salon

The science of false positives

A positive medical test can have very different meanings in different circumstances. Here's why

Dublin Live

'Wild parties' causing Ireland STI surge as health service struggles to cope

Ireland's health service is struggling to keep up with the number of people coming forward with waiting lists 'for the first time ever'

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