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International Study Helps Support FDA Approval of HIV Drug for Newborns

The FDA recently approved dolutegravir, a widely-used HIV treatment, to suppress HIV in infants and young children. UC San Diego research helped ... View article...

ViiV and Axmed expand access to HIV medicines

ViiV Healthcare has signed an agreement appointing Axmed as a non-exclusive distributor to support procurement and supply of its HIV medicines in ... View article...

A Star Reporter Had AIDS. He Wanted to Make It His Beat

Now we come to a moment when H.I.V. diagnoses in New York City have seen a slight uptick, mainly in low-income neighborhoods. As I reread Jeff's ... View article...

An algorithmic approach to neuroimaging in AIDS

Since the recognition of the human immunodeficiency virus ( HIV ) in the 1980s, awareness of the neurologic complications of the disease has been ... View article...

HIV Response Gaps: AGAMAL launches initiative to strengthen accountability in healthcare delivery

... HIV , tuberculosis, and malaria. The initiative seeks to empower communities to identify gaps in health services and engage healthcare providers ... View article...

Nashville judge temporarily blocks immigration status checks in HIV/AIDS program

A Nashville judge blocked Tennessee health officials from requiring immigration status checks of HIV -positive people in a healthcare safety-net ... View article...

The Gaps in PrEP Use Are Real. We Can Improve Uptake

Women specifically should routinely hear about HIV prevention during primary care and reproductive health visits. Likewise, pediatric visits must ... View article...

HIV's genetic remnants are not as silent as they seem

HIV may be suppressed by antiretroviral therapy, but its genetic material remains in the body. New research suggests that some of these viral ... View article...