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In experimental glomerulonephritis, expression of Sec23B, RTN3L, and LC3-II increased in glomeruli of control mice, but not in podocyte-specific IRE1α KO littermates. In conclusion, during ER stress, IRE1α redirects a subset of Sec23B-positive vesicles to deliver RTN3L-coated ER fragments to autophagosomes. Reticulophagy is a novel outcome of the IRE1α pathway in podocytes and may play a cytoprotective role in glomerular diseases.Bladder diseases affect millions of patients worldwide and compromise their quality of life with a substantial economic impact. The not fully understood aetiologies of bladder diseases limit the current diagnosis and therapeutic options to primarily symptomatic treatment. In addition, bladder targeted drug delivery is challenging due to its unique anatomical features and its natural physiological function of urine storage and frequent voiding. Therefore, current treatment options often fail to provide a highly effective, precisely targeted and long-lasting treatment. With the growing maturity of gene therapy, comprehensive studies are needed to provide a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms underpinning bladder diseases and help to identify novel gene therapeutic targets and biomarkers for treating bladder diseases. In this review, molecular mechanisms involved in pathology of bladder cancer, interstitial cystitis and overactive bladder syndrome are reviewed, with focus on establishing potential novel treatment options. Proposed novel therapies, including gene therapy combined with nanotechnology, localised drug delivery by nanoparticles, and probiotics, are discussed in regard to their safety profiles, efficacy, treatment lenght, precise targeting, and in comparison to conventional treatment methods.
To date, various surgical techniques were developed for gynecomastia and pseudogynecomastia surgery, providing surgeons vast range of options. These variations of techniques, however, may have different efficacy and results depending on the severity of patients' conditions.

This review aims to delineate comprehensively the variations of surgical approaches to gynecomastia and pseudogynecomastia in relation to surgical and patients' outcomes.

Database search (October 28, 2020) from PubMed, Scopus, Science Direct, and Cochrane Library was performed to identify relevant studies using the keywords ("gynecomastia" OR "pseudogynecomastia") AND ("surgery" AND "mastectomy" OR "liposuction") within January 2011-November 2020, published in English. Inclusion criteria were approached according to patients, intervention, comparator, outcomes, and study design (PICOS). Data from the included studies were extracted based on study and subjects' characteristics, type of intervention, and outcome measures.

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Declining sexual desire over the course of a relationship may cause distress. Because sexual desire partly depends on who the (imagined) sexual partner is, this study focuses on increasing sexual desire for the long-term partner specifically.

This study examined 3 regulation strategies (i) positive reappraisal of the partner, (ii) reappraisal of sexual desire decline, and (iii) sexual imagery about the partner. We tested whether these 3 strategies increased (i) sexual desire for the partner, (ii) motivated attention for the partner, as indicated by the late positive potential (LPP) amplitude, and (iii) infatuation, attachment, and relationship satisfaction.

Twenty-five young adults (6 men) who were in a long-term relationship performed the regulation strategies and no regulation before passively viewing a picture of their partner.

The LPP amplitude was measured during the partner picture. After each strategy, participants rated their sexual desire, infatuation, attachment, and relationship satisfactioategies were not hypothesized or tested.

Sexual imagery about the partner increases sexual desire for (and infatuation with) the partner. Langeslag SJE, Davis LL. A Preliminary Study on Up-regulation of Sexual Desire for a Long-term Partner. J Sex Med 2022;19872-878.
Sexual imagery about the partner increases sexual desire for (and infatuation with) the partner. Langeslag SJE, Davis LL. A Preliminary Study on Up-regulation of Sexual Desire for a Long-term Partner. J Sex Med 2022;19872-878.
As Rwanda inches closer to the UNAIDS HIV first 95 of knowing one's HIV status by 2030, finding the remaining HIV-positive individuals could be difficult by use of passive methods. Index testing is an approach whereby the exposed contacts of an HIV-positive person are notified and offered an HIV test. We aimed to assess the factors related to the HIV-positive outcome among older people (aged 50 years and above) in Rwanda.

In Rwanda, adults (aged ≥18 years) on antiretroviral therapy (ART) who reported having had sexual partners with unknown HIV status, and individuals with newly diagnosed HIV, described as index cases, were asked to provide details of their sexual partners and invite them to the health facility for HIV testing through client referral, provider referral, or dual referral. We used logistic regression to model the odds of identifying partners who were HIV-positive or aged 50 years or older through partner notification services and to assess predictive factors related to index case and partner·7% (46 of 313). In the multivariable analysis, among partners aged 50 years and older, the adjusted odds ratio was 2·66 (95% CI 1·78-3·98) for female partners compared with male partners, 3·14 (2·08-4·77) for partners of newly HIV-diagnosed index cases compared with those of index cases who were already taking ART, and 1·89 (1·07-3·37) for partners who were 15 years older than the index case compared with partners who were 5 years older or younger.

Partners of people with newly diagnosed HIV, older individuals who engaged in sexual relationship with younger individuals, and female partners had an increased risk of being diagnosed with HIV. Index testing successfully identified older people with undiagnosed HIV.

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The lifespan of people living with HIV is increasing, and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are becoming an important driver of morbidity in this population. We examined the prevalence of NCDs in older people with HIV and factors associated with development of NCDs.

The African Cohort Study is a prospective cohort enrolling adults with and without HIV at 12 sites in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Nigeria. Using data collected from Jan 21, 2013 to June 30, 2021, we assessed the prevalence and odds of NCDs, including renal insufficiency (estimated glomerular filtration rate [GFR] <60 mL/min/1·73 m²), elevated blood pressure (any systolic blood pressure >139 mm Hg or diastolic BP >89 mm Hg), obesity (body mass index >30), diabetes (fasting glucose ≥126 mg/dL or receiving medication for diabetes) or hyperglycaemia (fasting glucose ≥99 mg/dL or non-fasting ≥199 mg/dL). Diabetes and hyperglycaemia were collectively evaluated as dysglycaemia. read more We used multivariable logistic regression with generalised esween individuals aged 50 years or older with and without HIV for diabetes, hyperglycaemia, and renal insufficiency.

There was a high burden of NCDs in this cohort. HIV status was not associated with NCD prevalence, although the study was probably underpowered to detect such an association. Screening and treatment for common NCDs, such as raised blood pressure and dysglycaemia, should be considered as part of HIV integrated care. Such an approach might help to prevent other NCDs, such as renal insufficiency, and improve the span of healthy life.

PEPFAR via cooperative agreements between HJF and the US Department of Defense.
PEPFAR via cooperative agreements between HJF and the US Department of Defense.
Since the introduction of effective antiretroviral therapy, liver-related mortality has increased ten-fold in ageing people with HIV. This trend is driven by ageing-related metabolic conditions that cause non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), which affects 35-65% of people with HIV. Clinically significant (stage 2-4) liver fibrosis develops in over 15% of people with HIV who have NAFLD. Strategies are needed to identify people with HIV at risk for significant liver fibrosis and reduce cirrhosis-related complications. Non-invasive tests to diagnose liver fibrosis include ultrasound-based transient elastography and serum biomarkers. Transient elastography is a feasible tool to assess liver fibrosis, but it is not largely accessible in HIV clinics. We aimed to determine whether a two-tier care pathway with assessment of simple serum biomarkers for fibrosis as first tier could reduce the need for the specialist transient elastography test (second tier).

Patients were consecutively identified through a clf a two-tier pathway to identify liver fibrosis in ageing people with HIV at risk for NAFLD could reduce transient elastography examinations by a substantial proportion, reducing costs and helping to optimise use of resources in HIV care.

GS is supported by a Senior Salary Award from Fonds de recherche du Québec-Santé (number 296306).
GS is supported by a Senior Salary Award from Fonds de recherche du Québec-Santé (number 296306).
40-60% of people with HIV report experiencing loneliness, and 5-29% of PWH are frail (depending on the definition used). The risk of death in individuals who are frail and lonely, or frail and socially isolated has recently been estimated to be 1·8 times that in individuals who are not frail, lonely, or socially isolated. The aim of the present study was to determine the prevalence of loneliness, and other vulnerabilities related to ageing, in frail older adults with HIV.

We assessed frailty with the Clinical Frailty Scale (CFS) in a cross-sectional, convenience sample of people with HIV aged 50 years or older in Southern Alberta, Canada. All Southern Alberta Clinic patients aged 50 years or older who attended a virtual or in-person clinic visit between March and October, 2020, and who underwent frailty screening were included in the present analyses. Individuals scoring 4 or higher on the CFS then completed a structured questionnaire to provide information on additional co-factors, including loneliness (known HIV infection, or self-reported ethnicity. Frail individuals were more likely to report injection drug use as a component of their risk for acquisition than were non-frail individuals. Of the frail participants, 15 (42%) reported loneliness, 15 (42%) had fallen in the past year, and 18 (50%) reported impaired gait or balance. One-fifth (8) reported unintentional weight loss and 12 (33%) experienced food insecurity. Nearly 40% (14) reported subjective memory concerns.

In this sample of ageing people with HIV, frailty and loneliness were prevalent. Given the increased risk of death when frailty and loneliness are both present, upstream and targeted interventions are urgently needed. These might include measures to address loneliness, risk of falls, weight loss, food insecurity, and memory concerns.

Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement, Advancing Frailty Care in the Community.
Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement, Advancing Frailty Care in the Community.
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