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ResearchPodNovel CMV vaccine prevents cell-to-cell spreadIn a post-pandemic world, governments around the world are looking to get ahead of whatever the next threat to public health might be. However, the traditional pace of vaccine development could seem very slow to outsider compared to the COVID-19 vaccine. One of the herpes family of viruses, CMV has likely infected billions of people just since the 1970s. The work of Dr Matthew Reeves of University College London could provide a valuable step forwards for CMV management, vaccine research, and virology as a whole.Read the original article: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41...2023-12-0430 minResearchPodNovel CMV vaccine prevents cell-to-cell spreadIn a post-pandemic world, governments around the world are looking to get ahead of whatever the next threat to public health might be. However, the traditional pace of vaccine development could seem very slow to outsider compared to the COVID-19 vaccine. One of the herpes family of viruses, CMV has likely infected billions of people just since the 1970s. The work of Dr Matthew Reeves of University College London could provide a valuable step forwards for CMV management, vaccine research, and virology as a whole.Read the original article: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41...2023-12-0430 min
ResearchPodThe Inferior Vena Cava Collapsibility IndexMeasurement of intravascular volume has only recently studied, covering the use of diuretics and filtration during dialysis.Dr Matthew Kaptein of Loma Linda University reviews available evidence that may validate the IVC collapsibility index for measuring relative intravascular volume. He has developed a calculator tool which will help doctors navigate this important step for optimizing the intravascular volume of their patients to offer more effective treatments. Learn more about Kaptein's Calculator Tool: Calculator Tool2023-04-1911 minResearchPodThe Inferior Vena Cava Collapsibility IndexMeasurement of intravascular volume has only recently studied, covering the use of diuretics and filtration during dialysis.Dr Matthew Kaptein of Loma Linda University reviews available evidence that may validate the IVC collapsibility index for measuring relative intravascular volume. He has developed a calculator tool which will help doctors navigate this important step for optimizing the intravascular volume of their patients to offer more effective treatments. Learn more about Kaptein's Calculator Tool: Calculator Tool2023-04-1911 min