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People of colour: there’s a bias in how pictures are used to depict disease in global health publications
Through the choice of images in publications, women and children of colour in low and middle income countries were treated with less dignity and respect than those in high income countries.
The American Journal of Managed Care3h
Changing Patient Demographics in HIV and Impacts of Polypharmacy on Treatment
A panelist discusses how the HIV patient population has aged significantly, with the average age in their clinic now ...
The American Journal of Managed Care3h
HIV Viral Suppression: Clinical Significance and Impact on Patient Outcomes
A panelist discusses how viral suppression in HIV patients means achieving undetectable virus levels (below 50 or 20 copies ...
Nature15h
Trump blew up the global fight against AIDS. Can it recover?
An ambitious plan to stop the global threat of AIDS has been derailed. But many are hopeful that progress can be salvaged.
Daily Maverick on MSN19h
Surprising new study reveals alarming HIV death rates, challenging official statistics in South Africa
It is widely acknowledged among health and demographic experts that relying solely on what is written on death certificates ...
Supercharged ordinary clinical device gets a better look at the back of the eye
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have leveraged artificial intelligence to transform a device designed ...
Infectious Disease Advisor6d
Hepatitis C Clearance in HIV Coinfection Linked to Participation in Ryan White Services
The likelihood of HCV clearance was increased by participation in Ryan White services among patients with HIV coinfection.