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The Quality of Healthcare in HIV by Santos Catarina in Integrative Journal of Conference Proceedings Opinion The care paradigm has shifted in HIV infection as it has become a chronic condition. Comorbidities have increased and are occurring at earlier ages. For the first time in the disease’s history there is a first generation of people who are aging with HIV. There is a first generation of children who were born infected with HIV, who grew up and who are parents of HIV-negative children. There are regimens of 1 tablet per day and medications with few or no side effects. There is rapid community testing and community involvement to meet guidelines focused on early diagnosis. There is medication before there is illness and to prevent illness. The circumstance of being sick or being sick has not changed. This condition continues to happen. The new condition in individual/family health marks and disorganizes all who go through it and have to face it in order to accept it. This circumst...

Cross Modality Leading to Sonic Seasoning with Music for Integrative Medicine (IM) by Hiroshi Bando in Integrative Journal of Conference Proceedings Abstract Integrative Medicine (IM) has been evaluated more for long, authors have managed Shikoku Island  Division, Integrative Medicine Japan (IMJ). IM includes music therapy, which can conduct to decrease  stressful matter and increase human well-being, associated with special condition such as smell, flavor  and tasting. It means cross modality of human sensation, leading to sonic seasoning. Some examples  include sweet drinks, chocolate, seafood restaurant, coffee, and so on. Related with crossmodal pairing,  sonic seasoning will be more required for academic and commercial fields. The perspectives for music  and nutrition in IM region will be expected to develop in the future. Keywords: Integrative medicine (IM); Integrative Medicine Japan (IMJ); Music therapy; Cross modality;  Sonic seasoning; Cros...

A New Facet of Symmetry in Chemistry and Biochemistry by Iga DP in Integrative Journal of Conference Proceedings Abstract The phenomenon described below concerns molecules having a content of chirality. A new type of symmetry, complementary to the classical symmetry characterized by a mirror plane of symmetry is revealed. As the latter generates an enantiomeric image, the plane of symmetry of this new type of symmetry generates an identical one. The rank of this new plane of symmetry is lower than mirror plane of symmetry. Arguments from chemistry, biology and practical life are brought in support of this new facet of chiral compounds. Introduction Detection and measurement of the physical magnitude called optical activity became a current analysis in chemical laboratories in the first quarter of the eighteenth century [1-4]. An exceptional experiment based on measurement of optical activity was made by Pasteur L [5]. He worked on a specimen of tartaric acid devoid of optical activi...