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Small study hints that revving up immune cells might help fight HIV

Scientists are supercharging patients' own immune cells to try to fight HIV without today's drugs. A small study is hinting that CAR-T cell ... View article...

Emory joins initiative expanding HIV prevention access

Dr. Natalie Crawford discusses a new effort helping pharmacies expand HIV prevention services as Georgia broadens access to medication. View article...

HIV positive father remanded for allegedly raping, infecting daughter

“The matter was later reported to the police, where the accused admitted he was aware of his HIV status and had been on medication,” she said. Ms ... View article...

Financial instability strongly linked to poor ART adherence in young people with HIV

Young adults with HIV who experience financial instability are significantly more likely to struggle with adhering to antiretroviral therapy, ... View article...

Motsoaledi confirms HIV prevention medicine, Lenacapavir, will be rolled out

With one of the highest HIV -prevalence rates in the world, Motsoaledi said eradicating HIV /AIDS as a public health threat is within reach for South ... View article...

Cognitive and fine motor performance in people above 65 years of age with and without HIV

Cognitive and motor performances decline with ageing, and this may be exacerbated in people with HIV (PWH) due to several factors. View article...

HIV diagnosis continue to decline but elimination will require bold action

New figures show HIV diagnoses in Aotearoa New Zealand continue to decline, marking real progress toward ending local HIV transmission - but ... View article...

What HIV taught us about dealing with obesity

Years later, he was approached to do what he calls an “unpopular” trial, which involved trying to bring down the cost of a toxic antiretroviral  ... View article...