This Week in Virology

TWiV 1193: HPV or not to B

Feb 16, 2025

The hosts discuss a tragic research accident involving monkeys and puzzling findings of a new blu genotype in Nevada dairy cattle. Argentina’s intention to leave WHO raises public health eyebrows. An upsurge in yellow fever is also concerning. They delve into HPV dynamics, including innovative cervical cancer screening methods in Sweden and the complexities of HPV vaccination. Epstein-Barr virus tactics in immune evasion provide insight into potential cancer therapies, while animal farming's implications on global health provoke reflective conversations.

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Censorship in Science and Upcoming Virology Conference

Public Health Concerns and HPV Research

03:28 • 18min

Innovations in Cervical Cancer Screening

21:35 • 20min

Vaccination Efficacy and HPV Insights

Unraveling EBV's Immune Evasion Tactics

48:24 • 16min

Mechanisms of BALF Protein Interaction with B Cell Receptors

01:04:05 • 5min

Battling Avian Diseases and B-cell Insights

01:09:19 • 17min

The Impact of Animal Farming and Global Health Concerns

01:26:49 • 3min

Unveiling the Dark Dynamics of Cancer Cell Interaction

01:29:26 • 3min

Exploring a New Narrative Adventure Game

01:32:07 • 3min

The Power of Vaccines and Misconceptions

01:34:46 • 5min

Acknowledging Key Contributions in Virology and Engaging Listener Feedback

01:39:42 • 3min