Publications by authors named "Archana Madhav"

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  • * Serial analyses of bowel samples from five transplant patients revealed that many infections originated from bacteria that had colonized the gut shortly before the clinical infections occurred.
  • * The study suggests that monitoring gut microbiota through fecal metagenomics could help predict and potentially prevent infections in small-bowel transplant patients, especially since better outcomes were associated with more diverse donor grafts.
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Efforts to produce vaccines against SARS and MERS were prematurely halted since their scope was perceived to be geographically restricted and they were subsequently categorized as neglected diseases. However, when a similar virus spread globally triggering the COVID-19 pandemic, we were harshly reminded that several other neglected diseases might also be waiting for the perfect opportunity to become mainstream. As climate change drives urbanization, natural selection of pathogens and their intermediate vectors and reservoirs, the risk of neglected diseases emerging within a larger susceptible pool becomes an even greater threat.

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