A one-size-fits-all approach is not sufficient to stem the spread of HIV, according to researchers. A number of scientists have proposed targeted prevention by identifying specific patient groups that have different behavior. For example, prevention strategies should be different between patients who unaware they carry the virus and those who willfully engage in risky behaviors…. [Continue Reading]
Identifying HIV Patients with Risky Behavior Essential to Prevent Spread of Virus
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Less Frequent Iron Supplements As Effective for Preventing Anemia in Pregnancy
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Iron supplements to prevent anemia can cause problematic side effects, such as digestive troubles. A new study has found that taking supplements less frequently is equally effective for anemia prevention in pregnant women. Rather than every day, researchers say, taking iron several times a week can reduce side effects while keeping women healthy. Taking iron… [Continue Reading]