HIV Treatment Goes Bionic

Bionic man. Bionic woman. Now there's bionic assassins to treat HIV. Researchers have have engineered and tested a killer T-cell receptor that is able to recognize all of the different disguises that HIV is known to have used to evade detection. The researchers attached this receptor to the killer T-cells to create genetically engineered "bionic assassins" able to destroy HIV-infected cells in culture. For the full story, read this EurekAlert, "HIV's disguises no match for 'bionic assassins' - Implications for developing new treatments for AIDS." 

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Grand Opening Of Our FDA GMP Online Gift And Award Store!

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We're pleased as punch to announce the opening of our online gift store, "The Health, Drug, Prescription, & GMP Online Store." While you're strolling through the aisles, consider picking up something for yourself, your colleagues, or your employees. We imagine you can find items suitable as awards, gifts, reward and recognition, and giveaways in classroom training sessions. Visit the store often, as we intend to expand the inventory over the next couple of weeks. Here's a sampling of the categories you'll find in the store . . .

1. Bags
2. Home & Office
3. Mugs
4. Cards, Prints, & Calendars

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Pet Food Sickened People - Did they eat it? . . .

Updated April 23, 2024

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CDC warns of Salmonella risk from dry pet food - CIDRAP

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When I saw this headline for the first time, my imagination ran wild and I wondered if people got sick eating the pet food. It turns out it's more about bacterial contamination, as reported by this MSNBC news article, "Pet food sickened at least 79 people, CDC says Kibble tainted with rare salmonella may still be in homes, agency warns." In a nutshell, the contaminated pet food can make people sick if they handle the pet food, especially the very young and very old, and it causes bloody diarrhea. For this reason, the CDC is telling us to be aware that all dry pet food, pet treats, and pet supplements might be contaminated with bacteria like Salmonella, and that precautions should be taken with all brands of dry pet food, treats, and supplements.

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Time To Talk About Turkey Cooking and Food Safety

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Thanksgiving is here, and it's time to cook the turkey. Just be sure to follow some basic turkey cooking tips for a delicious turkey without making your family, friends, and guests sick. Here's an excellent tip sheet from the USDA, "Let's Talk Turkey—A Consumer Guide to Safely Roasting a Turkey." A sampling of the tips include, fresh or frozen, stuffing, thawing, microwave, roasting, timetables, and much more . . .

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Listen To People With AIDS and HIV (audio)

This is very personal. Hear eight men and women talk about their experiences with HIV and AIDS. The New York Times has other 'Patient Voices' and this one is, "Patient Voices: AIDS and H.I.V." Hearing the stories and voices of real people make the stories jump right off the page.

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