Viral Infections
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2026-03-19Clinical Trial Update: T-Lymphocytes for Prevention or Treatment of Viral Infections Following Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation [Phase 1]
A Phase 1 clinical trial evaluating adoptive T-lymphocyte therapy to prevent or treat viral infections after hematopoietic stem cell transpl…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS trial_result · 2025-10-03Clinical Trial Update: AI-Guided Proteomic Biomarker Panel for Differentiating Bacterial and Viral Infections in Acute Febrile Illness
A completed clinical trial evaluating an AI-guided proteomic biomarker panel to differentiate bacterial versus viral infections in acute feb…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS trial_result · 2025-07-08Clinical Trial Update: Analysis of Single Respiratory Viral Infections Versus Co-infections: Prevalence and ICU Needs in Hospitalized Adults
This completed trial analyzed the prevalence of single respiratory viral infections versus coinfections in hospitalized adults and assessed …
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2025-07-04Clinical Trial Update: The AcCREDiT 2 Study
The AcCREDiT 2 Study is a Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust clinical trial investigating treatments for chronic respiratory conditi…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2025-03-03Clinical Trial Update: Host Response to Infection by Direct Analysis of Leukocyte Single Cell-type Gene Expression/transcript Abundance, Direct LS-TA
This clinical trial from the Chinese University of Hong Kong studies how host leukocytes respond to infections by analyzing single-cell gene…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2025-03-03Clinical Trial Update: Host Response to Infection by Direct Analysis of Leukocyte Single Cell-type Gene Expression/transcript Abundance, Direct LS-TA. a Prospective Study Will Evaluate the Performance of Direct LS-TA in Triage Febrile Patients Into Major Categories of Infections: Viral, Bacterial or Active Tuberculosis.
A prospective study from The Chinese University of Hong Kong will evaluate Direct LS-TA using leukocyte single-cell gene expression to triag…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS trial_result · 2025-01-14Clinical Trial Update: Universal Anti-Viral Vaccine for Healthy Elderly Adults [Phase 1, Phase 2]
Phase 1/2 trial of a universal antiviral vaccine for healthy elderly adults has completed, evaluating safety across multiple viral infection…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2024-06-24Clinical Trial Update: Investigation of the Detection Rate of Pathogenic Viruses in the Feces of Individuals With Non-gastrointestinal Infections
This clinical trial update reports a recruiting study evaluating the detection rate of pathogenic viruses in the feces of individuals with n…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS research · 2017-07-02Clinical Trial Update: Specimens From Normal Controls
The National Cancer Institute completed a study involving specimens from normal controls related to viral infections.
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CLINICAL_TRIALS trial_result · 2015-10-30Clinical Trial Update: A Study to Test the Safety and Effectiveness of an Investigational Vaccine in Infants (V419-002) [Phase 2]
Merck's investigational vaccine V419-002 completed Phase 2 testing in infants, evaluating safety and effectiveness for bacterial and viral i…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS trial_result · 2015-04-17Clinical Trial Update: DNA-based Influenza Vaccine in the Elderly [Phase 1]
Phase 1 study of a DNA-based influenza vaccine in elderly participants has completed.
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CLINICAL_TRIALS trial_result · 2015-04-14Clinical Trial Update: Pharmacokinetic Study Of Valaciclovir Hydrochloride Tablets [Phase 4]
Phase 4 pharmacokinetic study of valaciclovir hydrochloride tablets completed, evaluating pharmacokinetics in viral infections. The trial pr…
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CLINICAL_TRIALS trial_result · 2010-07-09Clinical Trial Update: The Rate of C-reactive Protein (CRP) Increase as a Marker for Bacterial Infections in Children
A clinical trial update examining the rate of C-reactive protein (CRP) increase as a potential marker of bacterial infections in children.