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Applications are now open for the final round of the Melbourne HIV Cure Consortium ...

Victorian researchers can apply for a share of $1.2 million dollars to accelerate efforts to find a cure for HIV . View article...

Flooding prompts measures to prevent HIV treatment disruption

AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Cambodia is working with authorities to secure emergency antiretroviral (ARV) medication supplies for people ... View article...

Science takes the runway: HIV Unwrapped at NYFW

... antiretroviral drug in 1987, soon followed by increasingly effective combinations of medicines. By the middle of the '90s, highly active ... View article...

Aging With HIV: Is Care Keeping Up With Changing Needs?

Highly effective antiretroviral combination therapy (ART) has transformed HIV infection from a condition associated with a substantially shortened ... View article...

WHO/Europe and MSF join forces to improve TB and HIV care across Eastern Europe and ...

... HIV epidemics among vulnerable populations. In the region, AIDS-related deaths continue to rise and annual new HIV infections are not declining ... View article...

Silent killer, simple fix? How to save SA from hypertension

South Africa moved the care of uncomplicated HIV /Aids patients to lower-level healthcare workers, such as specially trained nurses and adherence ... View article...

‎'Bluetoothing': The Drug Practice That Health Workers Say Could Fuel HIV

It is also called "hotspotting" or "flashblooding." Health workers say it turns an already dangerous habit into a near-perfect route for HIV and ... View article...

ECDC calls for systematic prenatal screening for HIV, hepatitis B and syphilis across Europe

ECDC reports that in 2024, 196 HIV diagnoses attributed to vertical transmission and 140 confirmed cases of congenital syphilis were reported in the ... View article...