Newsroom

MACS study celebrates 18th anniversary

Replication of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is briefly suppressed during acute measles. HIV-infected children were found to have HIV levels significantly lower while having measles compared to HIV-infected children who did not have measles.

Loosening the “gatekeeping” restrictions of managed care health plans or promoting access to care and continuity of treatment may improve the relationship between patients and their physicians.

A study from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health provides the first epidemiological evidence that young marijuana smokers are substantially more likely than non-smokers to be presented with the opportunity to try hallucinogens.