Are normal variations in personality associated with coital orgasmic infrequency in heterosexual women : a population-based study?
Specific personality subtypes appear to be significant risk factors for orgasmic infrequency. Consideration of these behavioral risk factors may need to be incorporated into research into female orgasmic disorder, and possible approaches to its treatment.
These results suggest that HCV promotes the accumulation of CD33(+) MDSC, resulting in ROS-mediated suppression of T-cell responsiveness. Thus, the accumulation of MDSCs during HCV infection may facilitate and maintain HCV persistent infection.