Extending longevity beyond the biological clock and the Dorian Gray syndrome
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Author: Zury López
Avian influenza in the context of a pandemic challenge
Baseline characteristics of people living with HIV with different CD4(+) T cell depletion
Trends and perspectives in the HIV vaccine research over the past thirty-five years: A scientometrics analysis through CiteSpace
Dental procedures in people living with HIV: a narrative review
Beating HIV from day 1: strengthening same-day antiretroviral therapy in South Africa: challenges, realities, and the path forward
Research on differences in sexual orientation and identity
Introduction Humans exist as men and women. Sexual dimorphism predominates in most recent species on the evolutionary scale, including most animals and some plants1. Why is it so? Sex complementarity confers reproductive advantage at the population level, allowing the admixture of distinct genetic traits that would favor adaptation to changing environments through natural selection1,2. In […]
Global incidence of chlamydia infection and HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis
Medicine at bedside or with smartphone?
“The doctor neither looked at me nor touched me.” Expressions like that are often heard from people who have come from clinics for any reason. Two Chicago MDs have warned about the progressive loss of diagnostic skills among doctors, despite the widespread use of new technologies and growing number of sophisticated diagnostic biomarkers and imaging […]