Collection

World AIDS Day

Submission status
Open
Open for submission from
01 September 2023
Submission deadline
Ongoing
December 1st marks World AIDS Day, a globally recognized occasion dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic and mourning those we have lost. The fight against HIV/AIDS has seen monumental strides, largely due to the ceaseless efforts of the scientific community. In light of this annual observance, we are thrilled to present a special collection of articles that will exclusively examine the scientific studies relating to HIV/AIDS, both retrospectively and prospectively. Retrospective Analyses: The Science of Progress The retrospective section will feature articles analyzing the scientific discoveries that have shaped our current understanding of HIV/AIDS. It will revisit groundbreaking research, pivotal trials, innovative therapies, and milestones that have been critical in managing and treating this complex disease. Prospective Investigations: Towards a Brighter Future On the other hand, the prospective segment will offer forward-looking insights, spotlighting emerging scientific trends, cutting-edge research, and future directions. This section will foster a dialogue about the next phase in HIV/AIDS research and highlight areas where innovation, collaboration, and focused efforts are needed. Call for Submissions: A Focus on Scientific Exploration We welcome submissions from researchers, scientists, clinicians, and academics who are engaged in the scientific study of HIV/AIDS. Submissions may include, but are not limited to: • Effects and long-term consequences of co-infections with HIV • Advances in treatment and prevention • Immunological and genetic research • Epidemiological studies and global health • Interdisciplinary research exploring new frontiers in HIV/AIDS This collection aims to serve as a platform for showcasing rigorous scientific investigation and offers an opportunity for authors to contribute to a broader understanding of where we've come from and where we're heading in the battle against HIV/AIDS. Please consult the submission guidelines and deadlines on our website to be part of this unique and impactful commemoration.

Articles (5 in this collection)