COVID-19 Recovery Boosts Immune Defense Against Flu
Recovering from COVID-19 may strengthen the immune system's response to other viruses like the flu by creating lasting memory in certain immune cells, a new study suggests.
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COVID-19 Recovery Boosts Immune Defense Against Flu
Recovering from COVID-19 may strengthen the immune system’s response to other viruses like the flu by creating lasting memory in certain immune cells, a new study suggests.
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How Lung Cancer Can Transform
Researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine have developed a model of histological transformation that details how lung adenocarcinomas can transform into a more aggressive small cell lung cancer.
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Promising Anti-Tuberculosis Compound Headed to Trials
In preclinical mouse studies, CLB073 significantly enhanced the efficacy of Nix-TB drug regimen, the current standard of care for drug-resistant tuberculosis.
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NIH Grant Funds Antibiotic Trial for Patients with HIV and Emphysema
Weill Cornell Medicine has been awarded a grant to study whether doxycycline may slow the progression of emphysema in people living with HIV.
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