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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...

Fijian Law is restricting a national response to the HIV crisis

Fiji's HIV crisis is showing no sign of abating, new data from the Ministry of Health shows a 45% increase in infections among young people aged ... View article...

Men transmit HIV 3 times more than women

Men living with HIV are transmitting the virus to their female partners at more than three times the rate at which women living with the virus ... View article...

Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis as the Initial Presentation of Acute HIV Infection

An extensive workup for secondary HLH triggers, including infectious, autoimmune, and malignant causes, identified acute HIV -1 infection with high- ... View article...

Study suggests triple-dose regimen may permanently eliminate HIV in newborns

Although antiretroviral therapy can suppress the virus and prevent disease progression, treatment must generally continue for life. A new study ... View article...

Patient-Reported Outcomes with Long-acting Cabotegravir and Rilpivirin

Analyzed the health-related quality of life of people living with HIV receiving long-acting cabotegravir and rilpivirine and their healthcare ... View article...