Developmental issues are more likely in HIV-positive children than in those without the virus

Developmental issues are more likely in HIV-positive children than in those without the virus
- The children were tested through a widely used process called the Ten Question (TQ) screen‚ which found more than 59% of the HIV-positive children ...

China's first domestically-made anti-HIV drug approved for sale

China's first domestically-made anti-HIV drug approved for sale
- China's home-made HIV treatment has been given marketing authorisation by the China Food and Drug Administration and will be available for .

Younger Adults with HIV Experience Shorter Times to Viral Rebound

Younger Adults with HIV Experience Shorter Times to Viral Rebound
- A Canadian study found that a patient's age was a factor in HIV viral rebound after suppression with treatment, with younger adults experiencing lower ...

4 Biggest HIV Drugs of 2024: Which Stocks Are Poised to Profit?

4 Biggest HIV Drugs of 2024: Which Stocks Are Poised to Profit?
- It might sound like a slogan, but it's actually a reference to the size of the global HIV drug market. In 2017, the HIV market topped $17 billion, according ...

Many pathways to ending AIDS by 2030

Many pathways to ending AIDS by 2030
- The authors reported that a population-weighted HIV prevalence was 36·3% in one community of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, with statistically ...

Uganda launches program to reduce HIV prevalence in prisons

Uganda launches program to reduce HIV prevalence in prisons
- Ugandan authorities are concerned about increasing rates of HIV prevalence in prison facilities. Authorities in the East African country are tackling the ...

Gay club perfectly responds to bachelorette party who asked if they'd be safe from HIV

Gay club perfectly responds to bachelorette party who asked if they'd be safe from HIV
- A gay club has responded perfectly to a bachelorette party who asked if the group would be 'safe' from HIV. Nectar Nightclub in Manila, Philippines, ...

France: people who inject drugs often given cheaper, less effective, hepatitis C medication

France: people who inject drugs often given cheaper, less effective, hepatitis C medication
- People living with HIV and hepatitis C (HCV) who have a history of injecting drug use are being offered less effective, but cheaper, HCV medication ...