Research
Clinicians, institutions can act to discourage sexual harassment
More than half of dermatology residents surveyed report that sexual harassment is “probably” or “definitely” a problem, most often involves a patient and rarely is reported, according to respondents from the 368 members of the Association of Professors of Dermatology Listserv of dermatology faculty and residency program coordinators.
Lupus heterogeneity tops list of global barriers to advancing care
Disease heterogeneity and the lack of a clear disease definition are among the top barriers to advancing lupus care, according to survey data published in Lupus Science & Medicine.
VIDEO: HIV cure research focuses on sterilizing, functional approaches
In this video, Ya-Chi Ho, MD, MS, PhD, instructor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and co-leader of the HIV Cure Scientific Working Group at the Johns Hopkins Center for AIDS Research, reviews the approaches to HIV cure that were discussed at ASM Microbe 2016.
