Testing Evolutionary Theory With Modern Health Data
Researchers used modern health data to test a classic theory from evolution: that there's a tradeoff between reproduction and longevity. Read more ›
NYC Has Stepped Up Timing of HIV Treatment
NYC is doing a better job initiating HIV treatment soon after diagnosis but a study found there's still room for improvement. Read more ›
If You’ve Given Up Smoking, Beware These Relapse Risk Factors
Depression and substance use among former cigarette smokers appear to be on the rise. That's a disturbing trend in and of itself, but also because both behaviors are associated with increased risk for cigarette use relapse. Read more ›
A Novel Way to Encourage HIV Tests and Treatment: Anonymous Texts
A study found gay and bisexual men would be willing to notify sexual partners about infections using an app that lets them text the information anonymously. Read more ›
HIV Treatment: New ‘Treat All’ Standards in Use Worldwide
The strategy of giving antiretroviral treatment to all HIV-positive patients regardless of their white blood cell count has become standard around the world, according to a survey. Read more ›
Breastfeeding and Improved Cardiovascular Health: A Link
A study sought to determine how breastfeeding in infancy affects cholesterol and obesity in adolescence. Read more ›
Is There A Benefit to Giving Up Alcohol If You’re a Casual Drinker?
A new study showed that women who were moderate drinkers showed improvements in mental health when they went sober. Read more ›
Let’s Talk About Sex, Anxiety, and PrEP
A study finds that taking PrEP, the daily pill that prevents HIV transmission, has psychological benefits. Read more ›
SNAPSHOT: Treatment Access and the Opioid Crisis
Providing geographic access to substance abuse treatment reduces opioid-related deaths, a study shows. Read more ›