The future of medicine will be personalized, taking patients' specific medical history into account when prescribing care. Hand-tailored treatment plans are especially crucial for issues as nuanced as obesity.
The transformation in medicine driven by personalized gene therapies promises cures for many diseases, including cancer, diabetes, and autoimmune conditions, but widespread application may take decades.
A significant proportion of individuals living with HIV experience clinically relevant symptomatic CNS complications, which impact their quality of life and functional capacity. This highlights the urgent need for identifying modifiable therapeutic targets.