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Running Trials

Evaluating Informed Consent Disclosures in AI Clinical Trials

Hankun Su of Xiangya Hospital, Central South University presents an analysis of 114 AI clinical trials on ClinicalTrials.gov that found 58% of consent documents did not disclose the AI type or intended use.

JMIR Publications·Aug 2026
29:39
Science & Therapies

Baby KJ and Personalised CRISPR Therapy

Dr. Kiran Musunuru discusses for DNA Today the 2018 gene-edited babies controversy and how Baby KJ, born with CPS1 deficiency, received a base-editing therapy designed for his variant and developed in about six months.

DNA Today·Oct 2026
2:29
Results & Readouts

Low-Dose Hydrocortisone and Cognition in Women With HIV

Medical Dialogues summarises a JAMA Network Open randomised trial in which Johns Hopkins researchers gave low-dose hydrocortisone or placebo to 81 women with HIV, finding better attention and verbal learning within hours.

Medical Dialogues·Sep 2026
14:40
Science & Therapies

The Long-Acting Pipeline for HIV Treatment

Charles Flexner of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine reviews the pipeline of long-acting HIV treatments, at the Innovations in HIV Therapeutics meeting in November 2022.

Academic Medical Education·Nov 2022
2:22
Science & Therapies

HIV Researchers at Scripps Search for a Vaccine Using Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies

HIV is a "hard target" for a vaccine, but Scripps Research is looking at ways to trigger "broadly neutralizing antibodies" to protect against contacting HIV. The "Scripps Antigen" elicited an immune response in 97% of patients, but these neutralizing antibodies are still "elusive" even after a clinical trial and so that is why Scripps is looking for a vaccine: to reduce infection from happening.

Diagnosis_Health·Dec 2022
57:18
Science & Therapies

Researching Psilocybin Therapy: Challenges and Prospects

Josh Woolley, MD, PhD, of UC San Francisco discusses current challenges and future prospects in researching psilocybin therapy, at the 2023 UC Davis Psychedelic Summit, for UC Davis Health.

UC Davis Health·May 2023
1:37
Results & Readouts

25 at 25: PROUD - Preventing HIV Infections

The UCL Innovative Clinical Trials Unit looks back at the PROUD study, whose 2015 results showed a daily pill could substantially reduce new HIV infections among men who have sex with men.

UCL Innovative Clinical Trials Unit·Dec 2024
4:20
Science & Therapies

HIV Vaccines at Night, Are Big and Bright, Deep in the Heart of Texas

A Texas physician, Dr. Barbara Taylor of University Health, discusses clinical trials of a HIV vaccine with a local news station.

KSAT 12·Sep 2022
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