Marjorie Rowe

During the 2023-2024 RSV season, 20.5% of pregnant individuals and 35.0% of infants received RSV immunizations. ja.ma/3QrkZeE

@airisyc @BIDMC_CVVRTrial Thank you!! An honor to work with you and the team!

4 years and still going strong. Congrats @mrowe1625 and thank you to all the generous participants @BIDMC_CVVRTrial !!!

Excited to share my first, first author paper has been published! It’s all about the experience running an observational COVID-19 study and lessons learned along the way. Shoutout to @airisyc @BarouchLab @BIDMC_CVVRTrial and the study participants!! 💉🦠 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Happy International Women's Day! Grateful for our team of wonderful women in the CVVR Clinical Trials Unit! #womeninscience #IWD2024#clincialresearch

Our new brief report on the neutralization of Omicron subvariant BA.2.87.1 is now out on @Els_Vaccine! A great and rapid team effort from @AnnikaRoessler @mrowe1625 @airisyc @BarouchLab sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our recent data on neutralization escape of BA.2.86, EG.5.1 and FL.1.5.1 is now out now! @BarouchLab @airisyc sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our team had an awesome time sharing info about getting involved in #vaccine research yesterday at the @FenwayHealth #StridesforAction event! We even had Wally from @RedSox stop by!

Are you interested in contributing to knowledge about COVID-19 #vaccines or infections? Our #COVID-19 Biorepository study is still enrolling! Contact us at covid19biorepository@bidmc.harvard.edu to learn more about participation. P.S. Check out our awesome study team below!

This past Wednesday @BIDMChealth hosted their Annual Research Retreat. Our team learned so much and had a great time participating! 🏥#BIDMCResearchRetreat23 @k_stephensonMD @airisyc @BIDMC_ObGyn @BarouchLab

New data from the Barouch Lab on BA.2.86. 1. NAb responses to BA.2.86 were lower than to BA.2 but were comparable or higher than to current circulating variants. 2. NAb titers to all variants including BA.2.86 increased following XBB infection

We had a great time @LivingCenter this week talking about #clinicalresearch on #COVID #HIV and #Mpox. You can learn more about our studies here: #studies" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cvvr.hms.harvard.edu/clinical-resea…

FRESH OFF THE PRESS 📢 @NEJM Check out our latest publication on #COVID19 variants and antibodies. @airisyc @a_effah #MedStudentTwitter #MedTwitter #thursdaymorning

@BellaMRagazza Hope you are feeling okay!

I have been defeated almost 3 years later..😭 outside is not safe, stay #boosted fam . #CovidIsNotOver

Do you have a passion for research? The CVVR is looking for talented professionals interested in working in Clinical Trials as a Clinical Research Assistant! Please click on the link below to find out more and to apply! 📖#science #teamwork jobs.bilh.org/job/boston/cli…

The Center for Virology and Vaccine Research is searching for a Clinical Research Assistant! Please check out the attached link to find out more about the job opening and to apply! #clinicalresearch #infectiousdiseaseresearch #researchassistant jobs.bilh.org/job/boston/cli…

Have you received your COVID Vaccine recently? Join our observational study that studies #COVID19 vaccinations, boosters and infections! #vaccinations

Are you planning to get a #bivalent #COVID booster? We are enrolling participants like you into our COVID-19 Biorepository study @BIDMChealth! For more information, email us at covid19biorepository@bidmc.harvard.edu or call us at 617-735-4610! #contact-us" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cvvr.hms.harvard.edu/clinical-resea…

Today we attended the 2022 @BIDMChealth Research Retreat! We are so impressed by our fellow researchers and their poster presentations! Here are some of our own poster presentations! #inSPIREdATBIDMC #BIDMCResearch

A new, very good Covid vaccine review article @NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… by @BarouchLab "Current Covid-19 vaccines are less effective at blocking infection with the omicron variant than ... prior variants, but protection against severe disease remains largely preserved."

We had a great time visiting #Provicetown this weekend sharing information about our #HIV and #monkeypox studies! For more info on our studies, check out our website! #studies" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cvvr.hms.harvard.edu/clinical-resea…