Implementation research on HIV adherence interventions: no time to wait

Time and Tide Wait for No Diagram

Time plays an important role in some application domains, and can be quite difficult to deal with in diagrams. This is not only true for temporal uncertainty, but also for periodic events. We compare nine different representations that include a notion of time or that are mainly used for temporal information: Time Lines/LifeLines, AsbruView, Ganttand PERT-Charts, Shinkansen timetables, Temporal...

Time to refocus on HSV interventions for HIV prevention?

Clare Tanton,1 Laith J. Abu-Raddad,2,3 and Helen A. Weiss4 1Research Department of Infection and Population Health, Centre for Sexual Health and HIV Research, University College London, United Kingdom; 2Infectious Disease Epidemiology Group, Weill Cornell Medical College–Qatar, Cornell University, Qatar Foundation, Doha; 3Department of Public Health, Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell Unive...

Supporting Implementation Research to Improve Coverage and Uptake of HIV Related Interventions.

In 2015, Global Affairs Canada joined other members of the United Nations to establish the Sustainable Development Goals, which include the elimination of AIDS by 2030. Innovation is an important part of accelerating the response against HIV and ensuring success in eliminating AIDS by 2030. This is the reason Global Affairs Canada decided to partner with the World Health Organization, to suppor...

Sperm Activation: Time and Tide Wait for No Sperm

Studies of the reproductive biology of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans are providing valuable insights into the evolution and diversity of reproductive strategies [1,2]. The successful production of progeny in any species also highlights many fundamental problems in cell biology. Research on the amoeboid sperm of nematodes addresses a number of issues of broad biological significance, inclu...

HIV research: enhancing engagement to improve ethics