AIDS defined as unique military threat

AIDS and the Military

China’s Potential Military Threat to Southeast Asia

The potential threats China poses to Southeast Asia can be placed in two broad categories: conventional military threats and more ambiguous and subtle challenges, possibly in the guise of maintaining regional order. We recognize that these categories are part of a continuum: China employs both approaches as needed—beginning with subtle or indirect threats, and escalating when that approach fail...

Psoriasis treatment considerations in military patients: unique patients, unique drugs.

Psoriasis is a common dermatologic problem with a chronic and sometimes debilitating course. Psoriasis can impair a service member's ability to perform job-related activities and should certainly be treated; however, use of immunosuppressive treatments can prevent deployment to strategic locations around the world for numerous reasons, such as the need for laboratory monitoring, minimal access ...

Insider Threat Defined: Discovering the Prototypical Case

In a continued effort to better define the field of insider threat research, this study presents a survey of 30 cybersecurity experts’ opinions on the attributes of a prototypical insider and insider threat case. The survey is based on the attributes in the Entity-Relationship Model developed in a previous study of 42 different definitions of insider and insider threat. To develop clearer conse...

Emergence of Azoles Resistance Candida species in Iranian AIDS defined patients with oropharyngeal candidiasis

Background and Purpose: Oropharyngeal candidiasis (OPC) and antifungal drug resistance are major health concerns in patients with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The increased reports of antifungal resistance and expanding drug therapy options prompted the determination of antifungal susceptibility profile. The present study was performed to determine the antifungal susceptibility of Candid...