Making Diabetes Care Fit—Are We Making Progress?

Hepatorenal Syndrome, Are we making any Progress?

Are we making progress in maternal mortality?

n engl j med 364;21 nejm.org may 26, 2011 1990 resent a diverse genetic pool that allows for adaptation and evolutionary change. Further insight into how these adaptations occur may enhance our ability to predict the emergence of new, more capable bacterial pathogens, the development of more predictive animal models, and the potential identification of critical pathways that might serve as ther...

The treatment of hypertension in Canada: are we making progress?

Are we making real progress in computer vision today?

In short: probably not. To explore some of the challenges facing the field today, it helps to start with a thought experiment. Take two images, wherein the second image has many changes relative to the first; objects in the second image have altered illumination and exhibit completely different 3D poses. Concentrate on the correspondence between the points in these images: a point in the first ...

Towards a cure for HIV--are we making progress?

Until recently, no-one dared to discuss a cure when it came to HIV. There had been a general consensus among experts that the best we would ever achieve would be durable control of the infection with antiretroviral therapy (ART). And, in this regard, we have been tremendously successful. ART is often given as only one tablet a day with minimal toxicity, leads to normal life expectancy, and redu...