Since 2012, the HIV epidemic has changed forever with the advent of a new form of prevention: pre-exposure therapy, or PrEP. Although more than 10 years have passed, even the first prophylaxis regimen remains poorly available throughout the world. At the same time, there are already at least two alternatives and a third one is being explored. PrEP is a replacement for the HIV vaccine and we believe it should be available everywhere. What needs to be done for this?

Where to start learning a new language? In search of a better life, many of us have to cross the borders of our native country and start a new life in an unfamiliar cultural environment. Emigration, full of new opportunities and challenges, inevitably confronts people with the need to learn a new language. Or not? We decided to figure out what tools exist for learning a new language and whether it is always necessary to know the local language in order to fully adapt to life in a new country.

A team of researchers from the UK wondered what language doctors should use to discuss obesity with patients. They found that fatphobia prevents you from losing weight, but optimism, on the contrary, helps. Patients who were interacted with positively experienced greater success. This article was published yesterday by the medical journal Annals of Internal Medicine.