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New HIV Prevention Guidelines for Women: What OB-GYNs Are Now Recommending

Leading medical guidance now urges OB-GYNs to proactively discuss and prescribe HIV prevention drugs. Here's what the new recommendations mean for ... View article...

Infectious Disease Assay Portfolio

From HIV and hepatitis to ToRCH infections, syphilis, and sepsis, the Atellica infectious disease portfolio supports laboratories with trusted ... View article...

UAC cautions against 'miracle' HIV prayer cures, urges adherence

HIV is effectively controlled using antiretroviral therapy (ART), which suppresses the virus, restores and protects the immune system, and enables ... View article...

Camden nurse preparing for 25k Ultra Challenge to celebrate 35 years of pioneering HIV ...

A Camden Town nurse who has spent more than three decades at the forefront of HIV care is taking on the London Summer Walk this August to raise ... View article...

Even Lean People With HIV Can Have Fatty Liver Disease

“Normal BMI does not exclude clinically relevant liver disease in HIV ,” said presenter Florence Bascombe, RN, a senior research nurse at University ... View article...

Royal Free London success in groundbreaking HIV testing programme

Almost 200 Royal Free London (RFL) patients have been diagnosed with HIV earlier through the emergency department (ED) testing programme, ... View article...

STI rates rising on P.E.I., with young Islanders most affected

Meanwhile, hepatitis C has decreased since 2013, while hepatitis B and HIV have remained fairly stable, with roughly zero to two local HIV  ... View article...

Long-acting therapies continue to gain momentum in HIV

The next phase of competition in the HIV market will be defined not only by achieving viral suppression, but by improving treatment adherence, ... View article...