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'Covering AIDS and Living It': When a Reporter Is Part of the Story

He spent his days talking to scientists and politicians, and to other men and women living with H.I.V. and AIDS — sometimes celebrities like Magic ... View article...

UCT study links slower walking to cognitive decline in people living with HIV

How fast people living with HIV walk could provide important clues about their brain health, a UCT study has found. View article...

sncRNA signatures underlying HIV-1 restriction in elite controllers

People with HIV who maintain very low viral loads without antiretroviral therapy have a distinctive small non-coding RNA profile in their CD4+ T ... View article...

Eastern Cape residents urged to access new HIV prevention injection

The call follows the official launch of the Lenacapavir HIV Prevention and Cervical Cancer Elimination Strategy in KwaNoxolo, Nelson Mandela Bay, by ... View article...

Single antibody dose clears SIV reservoir in infant macaques

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) suppresses plasma viraemia indefinitely but does not touch these cells. Cells with actively expressed provirus can be ... View article...

What the BRIDGE Survey Data Reveal about HIV Prevention, Care,…

October 15th is Latino HIV /AIDS Awareness Day, a day that focuses on empowering the Latine community to get tested and know their status. View article...

From Stigma to Strength: The Unstoppable Journey of Yana Panfilova

Created in partnership with and funded by ViiV Healthcare. Yana Panfilova was 10 years old when her mother told her she had been born with HIV . View article...

Korea University study uses artificial intelligence to design potential antiviral compounds

This process is important for the replication of a broad range of viruses, including HIV -1 and SARS-CoV-2, making DHPS a potential target for host ... View article...