SGI 2012: Advances in Reproductive Health Research

Advances in Reproductive Sciences, Reproductive Health & Infertility

In general, STIs are epidemics and present an enormous health and economic cosequences. An estimated half a billion new cases of STIs occur each year globally, with women being more susceptible and bearing the greatest burden of these infections. Sudan geographically is bounded by nine countries most of them have a high prevalence of HIV seropositive. Currently, the HIV seropositive prevalence ...

Advances in Triterpenoid Saponins Research 2007-2012

Triterpenoid saponins isolated and identified from natural resources during the period April, 2007-December, 2012 are reviewed. Current techniques used in their isolation and structure determination are discussed. New triterpenoid saponins isolated along with their occurrence, selected physical data, spectroscopic methods used for their identification and the 13C NMR data of the novel aglycones...

Advances in Health Science Research

The invention of thiazolidinediones, also referred to as glitazones, has been one of the greatest developments in the treatment of Type II diabetes over the last two decades. Although the efficacy of the glitazones is substantial, their use has been limited by adverse effects including edema, weight gain and cardiac issues. While still being used for a specific subset of diabetic patients, much...

Reproductive health research challenges

Scope of the journal Welcome to the journal 'Reproductive Health'. The Journal adopts the broad definition of reproductive health as endorsed by the International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo in 1994 [1]. Reproductive health is defined as a state of physical, mental, and social well-being in all matters relating to the reproductive system at all stages of life. Good reprodu...

Advances in stroke: Prevention and health services delivery 2012-2013.