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  • Promising TB therapy safe for patients with HIV

    Promising TB therapy safe for patients with HIV

    Texas Biomed researchers complete critical preclinical study to advance potential tuberculosis therapy toward human clinical trials

  • Therapy shows promise to help clear tuberculosis

    Therapy shows promise to help clear tuberculosis

    SAN ANTONIO (March 31, 2023) — Texas Biomed scientists have identified a promising way to help fight tuberculosis (TB), a disease that still kills nearly 2 million people annually. The…

  • Texas Biomed at forefront of Sudan ebolavirus biomedical R&D

    Texas Biomed at forefront of Sudan ebolavirus biomedical R&D

    SAN ANTONIO (December 19, 2022) – A Sudan ebolavirus vaccine and antibody therapeutic tested at Texas Biomedical Research Institute have been sent to Uganda as part of efforts to control the…

  • Texas Biomed breaks ground on new Animal Care Complex

    Texas Biomed breaks ground on new Animal Care Complex

    The complex will provide brand new indoor/outdoor housing for up to 800 nonhuman primates and advanced veterinary care capabilities.

  • Compound shows promise for minimizing erratic movements in Parkinson’s patients

    Compound shows promise for minimizing erratic movements in Parkinson’s patients

    Erratic, involuntary movements often emerge as a side effect of the primary medication used to treat Parkinson’s disease. Now, Texas Biomed researchers and their collaborators have shown a compound can…

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