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Will anti-HIV drug fuel promiscuity? New evidence shows the opposite

There's fear that people who feel protected from HIV might engage in riskier sex, potentially increasing exposure to other infections. View article...

Knowledge attitudes and practices towards long-acting antiretroviral therapy in HIV/AIDS patients

This study aimed to evaluate the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) regarding long-acting antiretroviral therapy (LA-ART) among HIV/AIDS ... View article...

Global Health Is Failing On Equity, Warns South African Medical Research Council Chief

... HIV at a time when treatment was not yet available in South Africa. He said watching patients die during those years fuelled “a desire to have ... View article...

The Evolution of CAR T-Cell Therapy From HIV to Cancer

American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) shared a post on LinkedIn: “Before immunotherapy pioneer Carl June delivered the opening keynote ... View article...

Long-Term Serologic Outcomes Following Treatment of Syphilis in People With HIV

This study aimed to evaluate the factors associated with rate and time to serological response, serofast status, and seroreversion in people with HIV  ... View article...

Starting HIV PrEP in the Second Trimester Appears Safe

In pregnant women testing negative for HIV , second-trimester preexposure prophylaxis with the dapivirine vaginal ring or oral tenofovir disoproxil ... View article...

Chicago reshuffling how $8M in HIV funding will be directed after grant process mismatch

Chicago health officials are revising how roughly $8 million in federal HIV funding will be allocated after the Chicago Department of Public ... View article...

Probiotics could become a new tool to strengthen ımmunity in HIV patients

Gut bacteria can help people living with HIV by partially repairing the immune damage the virus causes in the intestines. Scientists focused on CD4 T- ... View article...