In one study, subclinical infection was present two to three times more commonly than clinical infection. [20] As described earlier, subclinical intrauterine infection has been implicated in the ...

For example, Nohla Therapeutics is using the Karius Test to detect subclinical infection in a phase 2 study of acute myeloid leukemia patients with chemotherapy-induced neutropenia. “Patients ...

TORCH infections are unique in their pathogenesis ... exposed in utero to one of several organisms that can cause mild or subclinical disease in the mother but devastating damage to the infant.

While this may alleviate symptoms like pain and inflammation, inadequate management can lead to persistent subclinical infections. Over time, this allows contaminated fluids, coagulated blood, and ...

A recent study indicates that individuals with HIV have a threefold increased risk of developing subclinical obstructive coronary atherosclerosis, highlighting the need for vigilant cardiovascular ...