TWiV 1119: Gene editing latent herpes

TWiV reviews viral shedding and antibody responses of men with acute monkeypox virus infection, and gene editing for latent herpes simplex virus infection reduces viral load and shedding.
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[@frogsong100]

"The WHO declared smallpox totally eradicated on May 8, 1980."

[@LisaMartinez-ri6ve]

Well I am pulling up Angela’s pick up the week. Just finished watching TWiV and now she peaked our curiosity with her pick😎Thank you TWiV team . We enjoyed this episode.

[@cynthialeech2507]

Thanks for this timely information on Shingles. I was 2 weeks away from appointment for Shingrex vaccine. My flare up seems to have occured in T1 area. I have never felt so much continuous stabbing pain in my life. I'm pretty tough having birthed an 8lb 3oz baby non-medicated. Get the Vaccine! You don't want to get Shingles. Thank Gd for antivirals and Neurontin.

[@afterbabel]

COVID and other viral infections can also cause HSV-1 and HSV-2 to reactivate

[@PhilipHua-x5z]

**my body would never be the same again, but you fixed it. My heartiest gratitude to you doctorAllenBen for helping me cure my hsv virus successfully***

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I didnt do a DISservice in this comment section😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@millieortiz-vk5qq]

Well, cells store energy and stressful events require energy. Whatever has integrated to that cell is going to come out when the cell bursts releasing ATP and everything else; it looks obvious to me. With all that RNA hydrogen seeking oxygen is going to be lots of bursting.

[@liuwang2201]

is long-coved a (Lytic Cycle/Lysogenic Cycle) similar to herpes

[@mkilptrick]

Angela's pick is really interesting. Really makes you think.

[@liuwang2201]

slip errors in mRNA vaxed, lead to unwanted prions ?

[@redhen689]

I was in Sweden for Midsommar (summer solstice) ☀️ 2 years ago. The sun would set about 10pm, and rise about 2am. It never got dark. The sunset lasted for hours and transitioned into a sunrise. The sky was beautiful.

[@s.f.pharm.d.1197]

Vincent; “Bravo” on that clear,concise,& concrete (on-the-spot) explanation of Herpes latency/activation.

[@stormwalker321]

Fascinated by Rich's overview re smallpox..(had the scratch vax as a kid...)...,...and all Vincents info regarding HSV/ as well...GREAT show everyone, thank you ! Just re-read Never Cry Wolf ....great book!!!

[@silentrunner3067]

Got 1st small pox vax as a toddler in the late 1950s, was re-vaxed in late 1973 before a college trip to Europe. Still have the yellow paper international health record that went with your passport.

[@nycbliss]

Cool show- thank you! I always learn something. Of course now I want to hear that MPX story…..

[@SashaHattar]

Thank you Dr Obaz for your skilled hands and continued follow-up. I feel truly blessed to have you as my doctor. You’re the best doctor ever, and you have a great team. Gratitude🤝…

[@42meralee]

Coy dogs, coyote cross, are very common.

[@JillKnapp]

"So you have to put them [mice] on skis and put 'em on the top of a mountain and maybe they would reactivate." 😁😁

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Thank you Dr Obaz for your tireless service toward the betterment of my health. I so much appreciate your dedication and commitment in your profession. Indeed you’re the best doctor ever❣️

[@liuwang2201]

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, or AIDS, is an autoimmune disease