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A disease in remission? New hope in the quest to cure HIV

A disease in remission? New hope in the quest to cure HIV - He has been free of HIV infection for 18 months after undergoing a .... a million people in South Africa and Zambia — the world's most extensive HIV  ...

Pilot study empowers Kenyan women living with HIV to have children

Pilot study empowers Kenyan women living with HIV to have children - In sub-Saharan Africa , women disproportionately represent the majority of new HIV infections. HIV status doesn't change people's reproductive ...

There is life after HIV, there is love

There is life after HIV , there is love - Mandisa Dukashe was nervous before she took an HIV test in 2002. As a nursing student in South Africa, where more than 4 ...

Rate of sudden arrhythmic death higher in patients with HIV

Rate of sudden arrhythmic death higher in patients with HIV - Rate of sudden arrhythmic death higher in patients with HIV ... previously reported on the risk for presumed sudden cardiac death in patients with HIV .

Bit by Bit, Scientists Gain Ground on AIDS

Bit by Bit, Scientists Gain Ground on AIDS - The unnamed “London patient” — the second person apparently cured of H.I.V. — earned all the headlines. But other research released this week at ...

Doctors might have found a cure for HIV. But is it worse than the disease?

Doctors might have found a cure for HIV . But is it worse than the disease? - Since news broke this week that a second HIV -positive patient was cured of the virus that causes AIDS, four people asked Dr. Ray Martins if they could ...

HIV in the United States: Getting to Zero Transmissions by 2030.

HIV in the United States: Getting to Zero Transmissions by 2030. - This Viewpoint discusses 3 challenges that need to be overcome to meet the new US goal of reducing HIV transmissions to zero by 2030: prevention ...

Researchers Report High Rate of Viral Suppression Among People New to HIV Care

Researchers Report High Rate of Viral Suppression Among People New to HIV Care - NIH-Funded Study Reflects Advances in HIV Care, but Gaps Remain. Eighty-six percent of individuals who entered HIV care soon after diagnosis ...