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2 articles from the last 90 days matching "hiv"

GrantNIH REPORTERMay 11

New NIH Grant: Lysine Methylation as a Novel Regulatory Mechanism of HPV E2 Function — $209K at Unknown Institution

Scientists are studying how a virus called HPV (human papillomavirus) uses a process called lysine methylation to survive in human cells. HPV can cause several types of cancer, including cervical cancer. This research aims to understand how the virus works so doctors can develop better treatments to stop HPV infections before they turn into cancer.

WHY IT MATTERSThis basic research could eventually lead to new non-invasive treatments for high-risk HPV infections, which currently have no effective alternatives to invasive procedures and surgery.
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GrantNIH REPORTERMay 11

New NIH Grant: Adapting the "Do More, Feel Better" intervention for older people living with HIV — $700K at Unknown Institution

Researchers are getting $700,000 to adapt a mental health program called 'Do More, Feel Better' for older people with HIV. More than half of people with HIV in the US are over 50, and they are much more likely to feel depressed than people without HIV. This new program will use peer support and community helpers instead of just doctors, to help more people get the mental health care they need.

WHY IT MATTERSOlder adults with HIV have 2.3 times higher risk of depression than those without HIV, and this adapted intervention could address a critical gap in mental health care access for this growing population.
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