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Tag Archives: infection
New program aims to identify prognostic biomarkers that indicate contagiousness following infection but before symptoms appear.
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Posted in Articles, Featured, Life Sciences, Research, Rotator, Technology
Tagged contagiousness, DARPA, Department of Defense (DoD), disease, DoD, DOD and science, DoD Armed with Science, epidemic, flu season, healthcare professionals, infection, molecular biomarkers, outbreak, pandemic, pathogen, Prometheus, sickness
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Sepsis is an overwhelming blood infection, which when coupled with shock (such as that which may be experienced following a combat injury) has a mortality rate near 50 percent. Current methods to identify and treat sepsis may take 48 hours …
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Posted in Physical Sciences, Technology
Tagged announced a solicitation, bacteria, blood, blood volume, closed-loop control algorithms, complex fluid manipulation architectures, cytokines, DARPA, develop sensors, Dialysis-Like Therapeutics, DLT, early sensing, infection, kidney dialysis devices, lives, lood-borne illness, medical, medicine, overwhelming blood infection, pathogen load, preventing deaths, recovery, saving lives, saving money, separation technologies, sepsis, toxins, treating sepsis, treatment, troops, viruses, warfighter, wounds
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Deployed U.S. forces have historically been exposed to diseases that are not prevalent in the U.S. such as malaria, leishmaniasis and dengue. To combat these disease threats, the U.S. military has excelled at infectious disease research and spurred some of …
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Posted in Life Sciences, Social Sciences, STEM
Tagged AIDS, AIDS-free generation, army, Crucell Corporation, Development, disease, global community, Harvard University, HIV, infection, infectious disease research, inoculation, MHRP, military, research, RV144, solution, treatment, troops, U.S. Military HIV Research Program, vaccination, vaccine, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
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