The areas of work for the coming years are to focus on responsiveness, ie information systems that will enable us to cuickly observe the characteristics of people who contaminate (statement of HIV [1], studied effect [2]) and behavioral change prevention (incidence of acute STIs [9-10-11], gay-barometer survey [4]). In parallel, longer term studies on behavior are developed (gay press survey [3], survey among drug users [7], practitioners’ attitudes towards information on screening and treatment of partner after a diagnosis of STD or HIV infection [12]). In addition, new modeling methods should allow us to indirectly estimate the incidence of infection for the general population
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Yeast Infection : Charge instead of drugs
While physical activity is one component of the development of good physical condition, charging – simply necessary. The ideal number, says Jonathan Mers, Ph.D., a scientist on the study of health in the VA Palo Alto Health Care System in Northern California – a half-hour intense pressure 5 days a week. Best results can be achieved if the practice for an hour almost every day.