UNAIDS report: AIDS epidemic slowing, but huge challenges remain

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Spread of HIV is slowing down in many countries because of AIDS prevention and treatment efforts, according to a report by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). However, millions of new infections occur each year and only a few of those millions who are infected receive treatment and also, gender inequities in some countries put women and girls at high risk, therefore, there is a need to reach these higher risk groups.

Care and treatment, Reports, AIDS (Disease)

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Mysteries of the X chromosomes revealed: "Silent" X not always mute

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Studies of the X chromosome reveal an unsuspected degree of genetic variation between the sexes and among women that might help explain some medically important difference between men and women. It was later revealed that some genes might escape inactivation, giving women two active copies of those genes.

Science & research, Research, Genetic aspects, Genetic research, Sex differences (Biology), X chromosome

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Cancer-reducing lifestyle factors probed

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Various studies are conducted to probe lifestyle factors that reduce the risk of cancer. Research reveals that exercise and aspirin use provide potential cancer-protecting benefits, while cooking foods at high temperatures can lead to an increased risk of breast cancer in women.

Health aspects, Prevention, Breast cancer, Exercise

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