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In new study, patients with MIS-A had broader organ involvement than previously noted
A small cohort of patients at a Tennessee hospital who met the criteria for multisystem inflammatory syndrome in adults experienced broader organ involvement and were less ill compared with patients in a previous report, researchers said.
Q&A: ‘Paradigm shift’ needed to improve building ventilation
In a recent paper published in Science, researchers argued for a “paradigm shift” in how policymakers and building engineers approach indoor air quality and health in order to reduce the spread of respiratory infections.
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Breakthrough infections rare among first 101 million fully vaccinated people, CDC finds
CDC investigators identified just 10,262 breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infections in 46 U.S. states as of April 30, when approximately 101 million Americans had been fully vaccinated, according to results published today in MMWR.
Moderna says COVID-19 vaccine effective in adolescents, readies FDA submission
Moderna said Tuesday that its COVID-19 vaccine was safe and “highly effective” in a phase 2/3 study among adolescents aged 12 to 17 years, offering a level of protection in the younger age group akin to that seen in adults.
CDC’s COVID-19 vaccine safety group reviews ‘few’ reports of myocarditis in young people
The CDC’s COVID-19 vaccine safety group recently reviewed what it said were “relatively few reports” of myocarditis among young recipients of the messenger RNA-based COVID-19 vaccines.
Trial supports tocilizumab in moderate-to-severe COVID-19-associated pneumonia
A follow-up analysis of the CORIMUNO-TOCI-1 randomized clinical trial showed that tocilizumab may be considered for treating patients with moderate-to-severe COVID-19-associated pneumonia and high C-reactive protein levels.
Birth region may predict time to TB diagnosis among foreign-born people in US
Researchers found an association between region of birth and time to diagnosis among foreign-born people in the U.S. with tuberculosis, suggesting that where a person was born may predict progression from latent TB to TB disease, they said.
Masks, ventilation upgrades lowered COVID-19 incidence in elementary schools
Mask requirements and upgrades to ventilation reduced the incidence of COVID-19 in Georgia elementary schools by up to almost half, data published in MMWR showed.
Putting COVID-19 vaccine reactions into perspective
Experts have worked to reassure people that the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination outweigh the risks, which primarily include short-lived reactions.
15-valent pneumococcal vaccine shows promise in children in phase 3 trials
Merck’s investigational V114 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine, which includes 15 serotypes, met its primary immunogenicity and safety endpoints in two phase 3 pediatric trials, the company announced.
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