Diabetes Drug Metformin Shows Promise for HIV Suppression and Immune Control
New research reveals metformin can silence HIV and boost immune control, offering hope for treatment-free remission.
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New research reveals metformin can silence HIV and boost immune control, offering hope for treatment-free remission.
New research reveals why giving multiple doses of a promising type 1 diabetes treatment doesn't improve outcomes beyond a single course.
Phase 1 trial examines whether vesatolimod can safely stimulate immune response in HIV controllers during treatment interruption.
A Phase 4 trial compares two antiretroviral strategies in treatment-naive HIV patients with dangerously low CD4 counts below 100.
A 2025 meta-analysis of 11 RCTs finds Tฮฑ1 reduces 28-day sepsis mortality overall, but high-quality trial data tells a more nuanced story.
A cluster randomized trial tests whether couples counseling plus stigma workshops can boost PrEP/ART uptake among young South African adults.
Phase 3 trial tests otilimab against standard care in 550 patients who failed previous biologics and JAK inhibitors.
A phase 1/2 trial finds low-dose oral NMN safely raises platelet counts in steroid-refractory ITP via a novel immunometabolic mechanism.
A Phase 4 trial tests whether simplifying HIV treatment to two drugs worsens hidden viral replication and immune dysfunction.
A Phase 2 trial testing maraviroc and favipiravir for severe COVID-19 was terminated before completion, leaving efficacy data incomplete.
A German proof-of-concept trial tests whether a maximal five-class antiretroviral regimen can deplete latent HIV reservoirs.
Systematic uric acid monitoring and treatment achieved 64% better remission rates than waiting for symptoms to guide therapy.
GlaxoSmithKline tests a novel NS5B inhibitor across four dose groups in chronic HCV patients, evaluating safety and short-term antiviral activity.
Small NIH study tests oral drug tofacitinib as potential new treatment for systemic lupus erythematosus with fewer side effects.
New research reveals how a single antibody treatment creates lasting protection against autoimmune diabetes by reshaping immune cells.
A randomized phase 2 trial finds CM313 achieves 83% response rate vs 20% placebo in treatment-resistant immune thrombocytopenia.
Small study tests whether tocilizumab can achieve faster, deeper remission in newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis patients.
Pfizer's oral JAK inhibitor demonstrated efficacy comparable to adalimumab for treating moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.
Phase 2 trial tests novel therapy for patients who failed standard biologics and JAK inhibitors in 145-person study.
A rigorous 2025 review finds no approved AMR therapy and reassesses all current evidence, spotlighting CD38 antibodies and complement inhibition.