GMJ Briefs
Malaria Protection Gaps Widen Disparities for African Children
New research across 17 African nations reveals dramatic disparities in malaria protection, with rural and poor children facing significantly higher…
Teleretinal Technology Offers Hope for HIV-Related Blindness Prevention Globally
New evidence confirms teleretinal screening achieves 95% accuracy in detecting sight-threatening cytomegalovirus retinitis in HIV patients, offering hope for preventing…
Swedish Longitudinal Study Shatters Single “Peak Age” Myth
New research reveals humans have three distinct performance peaks across different life stages, not a single peak in the mid-twenties.
Landmark 14-Year Study Exposes Critical Gaps in HIV-STI Integrated Care
New 14-year study of 48,000 HIV patients reveals that systematic STI screening detects 23% more infections than symptom-based testing, exposing…
Landmark 14-Year Study Exposes Critical Gaps in HIV Care Integration
Nearly 40% of HIV-positive patients in China experienced recurrent STIs over 14 years, revealing gaps in integrated care delivery.
China’s Largest HIV Study Uncovers Critical Care Gaps: 40% Face Recurrent STI Infections
Landmark Chinese study reveals 40% recurrence rate of sexually transmitted infections among HIV-positive patients, highlighting urgent need for integrated care…
Georgia’s Rapid Response Model: How Modern Public Health Infrastructure Shortens Crisis Response Time
Georgia's National Food Agency acted faster than many larger nations by leveraging modern public health infrastructure and evidence synthesis during…
Georgian Medical Journal Establishes Unified Ethical Framework for Critically Ill Research Participants
Georgian law fully aligns with international standards for protecting critically ill patients in clinical research.