Charles Hayfron‐Benjamin

From epidemiology to phenotyping: Characterizing neurologic dysfunction in Sub-Saharan Africans with HIV

Background Neurological complications remain an important manifestation of HIV infection, particularly as advances in diagnosis and antiretroviral therapy have increased survival. Despite this, neurological research in sub-Saharan Africa has remained largely focused on describing...

Divergent complication patterns of type 2 diabetes in African individuals who are lean versus overweight or obese: a multi-cohort analysis

Abstract Aims/hypothesis Nearly 40% of African adults with type 2 diabetes are lean (BMI <25 kg/m 2 ). Emerging evidence suggests that type 2 diabetes in African individuals who are lean may represent a distinct phenotype driven by impaired insulin secretion rather than insulin r...