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Global Snakebite Crisis: Underfunding Hinders Progress Towards Reducing Fatalities

Annually, over 5.5 million snakebites occur globally, causing 100,000 deaths and 400,000 lasting disabilities, primarily impacting impoverished regions due to limited access to healthcare and antivenom; the WHO's 2017 initiative to halve deaths by 2030 is unlikely to be met due to insufficient fundi...

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Novel Antivenom Developed from Hyper-Immune Man's Blood Shows Promise

Scientists created a highly effective antivenom using antibodies from a man who'd been bitten hundreds of times by venomous snakes; mouse trials showed effectiveness against multiple species, potentially revolutionizing snakebite treatment globally.

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Austrian Mummy Reveals Unique Preservation Technique and Cause of Death

Analysis of an 18th-century Austrian mummy, dubbed the "air-dried chaplain," reveals a previously unknown preservation technique involving zinc chloride, wood chips, and fabric; the research also uncovered the cause of death, previously a mystery.

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Novel Antivenom Shows Broad Protection Against Elapid Snakebites

A novel antivenom, derived from the blood of a man who self-injected snake venom for 18 years, shows unprecedented protection against multiple elapid snake species in animal tests, potentially revolutionizing snakebite treatment and saving the lives of up to 140,000 people annually.

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Snakebite Antivenom Breakthrough from Self-Experimentation

Tim Friede's self-experimentation with snake venom, spanning 18 years, has led to the discovery of two broadly neutralizing antibodies in his blood by Columbia University scientists, potentially revolutionizing antivenom treatment for snakebites affecting 110,000 people annually.

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Novel Antivenom Shows Promise Against Multiple Elapid Snake Venoms

A new antivenom, created using antibodies from a human who repeatedly exposed himself to snake venom, shows complete protection against 13 elapid snake species in mice and partial protection against 6 others; further testing in dogs is planned.

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Human Antibodies Create Universal Snake Antivenom

A new, broadly effective antivenom, derived from the blood of Tim Friede, a man who self-immunized against snake venom 856 times, neutralizes venom from 19 of the world's deadliest snakes and could save 100,000 lives annually.

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New Broad-Spectrum Antivenom Shows Promise in Mice Trials

Researchers have developed a new broad-spectrum antivenom using antibodies from a volunteer who was repeatedly exposed to various snake venoms; this antivenom showed effectiveness against 19 of the world's deadliest snakes in mice trials, offering a potential solution to the high mortality rates cau...

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Unique Embalming Technique Discovered in Austrian Mummy

Analysis of an 18th-century Austrian chaplain mummy reveals a previously unknown embalming technique using zinc chloride, wood chips, and embroidered fabric, contributing to the exceptional preservation of the body and solving a long-standing mystery surrounding his death.

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Snakebite Antivenom Breakthrough from Self-Experimentation

An American herpetologist, Tim Friede, allowed himself to be bitten by hundreds of venomous snakes to build immunity; his blood yielded two antibodies neutralizing many snake venoms, potentially revolutionizing antivenom treatment, currently costing thousands of lives annually.

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Novel Antivenom Developed Using Antibodies from Man Who Self-Administered Snake Venom

Tim Friede's 18-year self-experimentation involving over 850 snake venom doses resulted in a novel, broadly protective antivenom created by scientists using his antibodies; this antivenom offers protection against 13 of 19 deadliest snake species and could revolutionize snakebite treatment globally.

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Broad-Spectrum Antivenom Shows Promise Against Elapid Snake Venom

A novel antivenom, developed using antibodies from a human repeatedly exposed to snake venom, shows complete protection against 13 elapid snake species and partial protection against 6 others in mouse trials; further testing in dogs is planned.

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