HIV-associated histories, perceptions, and practices among low-income African American women: does rural residence matter?
This study provided initial evidence that low-income rural African American women are an important population for HIV prevention programs.
This study revealed that intervertebral discs removed during surgery for spinal stabilization after spinal cord injury, previously considered a "waste" tissue, may provide a unique opportunity to study iPSCs derived from difficult-to-access somatic cells and a useful therapeutic resource for autologous cell replacement therapy in spinal cord injury.