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Innovations Forged in the COVID Crucible Will Reshape Medicine
By Steve Usdin, Washington Editor The fight against COVID-19 is far from finished, but victory is close enough to start considering how...


COVID-19 Long-Hauler Treatments Could Employ Repurposed Trial Endpoints to Prove Aptitude
COVID-19 long-hauler treatment trials will likely rely on established endpoints and trial design features used in other conditions, and...


New SARS-CoV-2 Variants Push Back COVID-19 Vaccine Long-Term Durability Questions
Long-term COVID-19 vaccine durability has become less of an endgame since it has become increasingly likely additional shots will be...


Prepping for COVID-19's Next Wave: Is the Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
COVID-19 didn’t disappear with summer temperatures, it just shifted locations and demographics. Now, with both autumn and flu season fast...


Lessons From Bergamo: Halting the Complement Cascade May Stop COVID-19 in Its Tracks
Treatments for COVID-19 may be focusing on at the wrong elements of the disease, according to physicians analyzing results from Bergamo,...


Fate and Celyad's CAR Therapies Offer Potential to Amplify Efficacy With Multiple Doses
Fate Therapeutics’ (NASDAQ:FATE) and Celyad’s (NASDAQ:CYAD) natural killer (NK) cell biology-focused cell therapies could overcome cell...


Aurinia's Voclosporin Has Nephrotoxicity Concerns That Could Minimize First-Line Potential
Aurinia Pharmaceutical’s (NASDAQ:AUPH) voclosporin has potential long-term nephrotoxicity concerns that could preclude widespread...


Melanoma Trials Using Antibiotic or Microbiome Therapy Pretreatment Better Than Direct Combination
Early-phase melanoma trials testing microbiome approaches that leverage a broad- spectrum antibiotic or microbiome monotherapy before...


Evofem's Amphora Requires 12-month Data to Convince Experts of Contraceptive Efficacy
Evofem’s (NASDAQ:EVFM) contraceptive gel Amphora leaves experts needing detailed 12-month efficacy data despite available Phase III...

Haste Plus Speed: The Need to Ensure COVID-19 Vaccines Don't Make Infections Worse
By Sandi Wong, Assistant Editor "THERE IS A HUGH DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE POSSIBILITY THAT A VACCINE WILL SENSITIZE A SUSCEPTIBLE,...
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