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• 5NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (5)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• HIV reservoir-clearance with a targeted bispecific antibody

  A new therapy using a CD3-CCR5 bispecific antibody aims to help people living with HIV by shrinking the body’s HIV reservoir.

  NIH research Tendel Therapies INC. · Kensington, United States · NIH-11393188

• Developing a vaccine to improve flu protection in older adults.

  This study is testing a new vaccine booster called BiTar-s3 to help older adults build a stronger defense against the flu by improving their immune response to different strains of the virus.

  NIH research Tendel Therapies INC. · Kensington, United States · NIH-10933286

• A new COVID-19 booster vaccine that enhances long-lasting immunity

  This study is testing a new COVID-19 booster vaccine designed to help your immune system create strong and long-lasting protection by focusing on special immune cells, and it's for anyone looking to enhance their defense against the virus, especially the Omicron variant.

  NIH research Tendel Therapies INC. · Kensington, United States · NIH-10886107

• Using genetic adjuvants to boost antibody responses against HIV

  This study is looking at a new way to boost the immune system's response to HIV by using special genetic helpers, which could lead to better vaccines and less reliance on daily medications for people living with HIV.

  NIH research Tendel Therapies INC. · Kensington, United States · NIH-10778571

• Using CCR5 immunotoxins to help eliminate HIV reservoirs

  This study is exploring a new way to help people with HIV by using a special treatment that targets and removes the cells where the virus hides, especially early on in the infection, with the hope of finding a lasting cure.

  NIH research Tendel Therapies INC. · Kensington, United States · NIH-10664839

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