Sex, Gender, and Other Factors That Influence Infections for Men and Women
Chandler Johnson,
Amy Baldwin,
Lia Pierson Bruner
et al.
Abstract:In this review, the anatomical, physiological, immunological, societal, and behavioral differences that influence infections for men and women will be reviewed followed by a discussion of differences in vaccine responses and the nature of infections of different organ systems. This is the third in a series of reviews that examine differences in infectious disease presentation for different demographics. Previously, infectious disease differences were compared for children and for older adults. This and the pre… Show more
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