Almost half of HIV diagnoses in Europe are among people whose immune systems have already been seriously weakened by HIV, an international team of investigators report in BMC Infectious Diseases. Just under half a million people, half of them in Russia, are estimated to have received a late HIV diagnosis between 2010 and 2016. Late… Read More »
Medical researchers perform serology — testing blood samples to find out whether someone already had and recovered from COVID-19 — in Stanford University’s Clinical Virology Lab. Medical researchers perform serology — testing blood samples to find out whether someone already had and recovered from COVID-19 — in Stanford University’s Clinical Virology Lab. Photo: Steve Fisch/Stanford… Read More »
We all get angry sometimes; it’s a part of life. But when that anger interferes with your quality of life, it becomes a more serious problem. Recurrent episodes of anger can be a sign of mental illness. In this article, we will explore what psychological disorders most commonly correlate with anger or rage. If you… Read More »
If you are a serious athlete or even a recreational athlete then you already know that your daily regiment prepares you for optimal use of your skills and energies for your favored sporting event. However, continuous exercise and fitness regimen also causes extreme soreness and muscle tension that gets increasingly worse if you do not… Read More »