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Professor Xingkang Jiang and Professor Gang Song Interpret: Prostate Biopsy Enters the Era of “Precision and Standardization” — ProBIOPSY International Consensus Published, with 34 Leading Experts Establishing Key Standards
Prostate biopsy has long been regarded as the “gold standard” for diagnosing prostate cancer. Yet as MRI-guided biopsy has become increasingly routine, clinical decision-making has become more complex:
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AIDS 2026 | Tembeka Sineke: A Randomized Trial Exploring Integration of U=U Interventions into Standardized HIV Care for Adolescents in South Africa
The 2026 International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2026) was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. HIV care for adolescents and the rollout of the Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) framework emerged as key discussion priorities at the conference. Young populations across sub-Saharan Africa bear a dual burden of HIV infection and pervasive social stigma. Integrating U=U interventions…
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AIDS 2026 | Dr. Santos: Distinguishing Muscle Quantity from Muscle Quality to Refine Sarcopenia Assessment Systems in Older Adults Living with HIV
The 2026 International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2026) was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the management of sarcopenia among older adults living with HIV emerged as a hot topic of discussion. Dr. Andre dos Santos from the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development, Brazil, conducted a special study on the correlations between muscle…
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AIDS 2026 | Dr. Vizcaino: Focus on Harms of Late HIV Diagnosis in Cuba and Explore Efficient Early Diagnosis, Prevention and Control Strategies
The 2026 International AIDS Conference was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where scholars from across the globe engaged in in-depth exchanges on the latest advances in HIV diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control. Dr. Milena Duque Vizcaino from the Pedro Kourí Tropical Medicine Institute in Cuba presented a domestic follow-up study covering 2019 to 2025…
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AIDS 2026 | Professor McMahon: Exploring the Clinical Potential of Half-Yearly Long-Acting Triple Regimens for HIV Treatment
The 2026 International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2026) was successfully held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The conference covered multi-dimensional topics including HIV prevention, diagnosis and treatment, and long-term disease management, bringing together scholars from the global infectious disease field for academic exchanges. Professor James McMahon from the Alfred Hospital and Monash University, Australia presented data…
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Professor Xuewen Jiang: Deepening MDT Collaboration to Advance Standardized Diagnosis and Treatment in Urologic Oncology
As diagnostic concepts and treatment strategies for urologic malignancies continue to evolve, clinical decision-making is shifting from relatively specialized, single-discipline treatment toward multidisciplinary, comprehensive management throughout the disease course. Multidisciplinary team (MDT) care integrates expertise from surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, radiology, pathology, and other specialties to develop more standardized, precise, and individualized treatment strategies…
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Professor Yanbo Wang: Strengthening End-to-End Quality Control and Data Governance to Build a High-Quality Clinical Research System in Urology
High-quality clinical research is an essential foundation for advancing medicine and improving patient outcomes. In urology, establishing robust top-level research design and end-to-end quality control, transforming large volumes of clinical records into standardized and usable research data, and helping young physicians identify research opportunities amid demanding clinical workloads have become important priorities in disciplinary development.…
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Professor Shouzhen Chen: Combining PI-RADS and PHI Density for Precise Risk Stratification and Optimizing Repeat Prostate Biopsy Decisions
For patients with an initial negative prostate biopsy, whether and when to perform a repeat biopsy remains an important clinical challenge in the early diagnosis of prostate cancer. On the one hand, unnecessary repeat biopsies may increase patients’ pain, bleeding, infection, and psychological burden; on the other hand, inadequate risk assessment may delay the diagnosis…
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