#medical-advances

#medical-advances

An organization that bills itself as Canada's oldest HIV service agency says it will close next year, in part due to groundbreaking medical advances that have reduced the need for its services. AIDS Committee of Toronto says plummeting demand coincided with financial challenges and broader changes in the health-care system, leading to the decision to close after 42 years. ACT was founded in 1983 when AIDS was marked by stigma, long-term illness and often death.

Replaceable You takes readers on a journey through human anatomy's complexities, highlighting the challenges and advances in recreating body parts using modern technology.

As a world leader in human genetics, Regeneron Genetics Center is committed to and has a proven track record of safeguarding the genetic data of people across the globe, and, with their consent, using this data to pursue discoveries that benefit science and society.

Accurate diagnosis is critical for appropriate treatment, highlighting the need for effective communication between practitioners and patients in psychiatric care.