
“Evan, here’s the deal: most people hang lower on the left."

Top recent reports in HIV/AIDS research include a better way to deliver a vaccine in developing countries, a more effective way to administer a preventive drug, and insights into the cause of neurocognitive deficits.

A series of studies unequivocally show a true absence of autoimmune disease aggregation in MS patients and their families.

A new name for polycystic ovary syndrome would combine broad inclusionary diagnostic criteria and identify specific phenotype.

Botox approved for urinary incontinence or frequency; screening for partner violence; Norovirus update; immunization schedule update; new name for PCOS?

A normal genital examination does not preclude sexual abuse.

New Norovirus Strain Responsible for 58% of Outbreaks by December 2012.



New USPSTF guidelines call for screening of all women of child-bearing age for intimate partner violence.

Cystoscopic injection of Botox causes the bladder musculature to relax increasing the organ's storage capacity, and reducing episodes of urinary incontinence.

Studies in Africa have shown that a new strain of the HIV virus leads to more rapid progression than previous strains, and other research suggests that in general HIV is becoming more aggressive. What does this mean for control of transmission?
Oral plaques; Post-MI depression; Weakness; Polycystic kidney disease

In an era characterized by an expanding array of expensive gout therapies, it may be that cherries have been overlooked.

Patients who present with congenital hand deformities in association with cardiac disorders require a detailed evaluation.

Organizations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to the World Health Organization are looking for ways to engage adults and teenagers online in discussions about HIV prevention, testing, and treatment.

This is a case in which we believe vancomycin and piperacillin/tazobactam caused DIHS with lung involvement in form of bilateral pleural effusions, a very rare presentation.


Nearly a fourth of new HIV infections are among adolescents or people in their early 20s. An adolescent AIDS expert tells how their management should differ from that of adult patients infected with HIV.

What are first signs and symptoms of hepatic encephalopathy? When should you start treating-at the first episode? How to measure ammonia levels? When to send the patient for transplant evaluation?