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Self-Testing for HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections—Update for Clinicians in the US

HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a major public health concern. In 2024, there were more than 38 000 new HIV diagnoses and ... View article...

HIV prevention gaps leave young Filipinos at risk

Gaps in HIV testing, limited access to prevention services and inadequate knowledge about the virus are putting more young Filipinos at risk of ... View article...

Long-Acting Cabotegravir Linked to Low Rates of HIV-1 Detection

Evidence of HIV -1 is uncommon among individuals receiving long-acting cabotegravir (LA CAB) for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), although HIV ... View article...

HIV infections among young people expected to increase by 2030, says AIDS society

By the year 2030, more young people aged 15 to 24 are projected to be diagnosed with Human Immunodeficiency Virus ( HIV ), the AIDS Society of the ... View article...

Viral suppression reached nearly 99 percent in Vietnamese HIV clinic cohort

Adults receiving antiretroviral therapy at a Vietnamese health center showed very high rates of virological suppression, according to a ... View article...

Western University-led HIV cure initiative receives $24 million in federal funding

Western researchers and partners across Canada and Uganda are launching a six-year program to develop and test biotherapeutic HIV cure approaches ... View article...

Counting what it takes to end AIDS

... HIV targets for 2030. The targets set out what is required to put the world on the path to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. But ... View article...

AI-Designed Enzymes Handle a Key Step in Making HIV Drug Lenacapavir

Making lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV prevention drug, involves a chemical step where water is the enemy. An enzyme built to join two molecules ... View article...

International Study Helps Support FDA Approval of HIV Drug for Newborns

The FDA recently approved dolutegravir, a widely-used HIV treatment, to suppress HIV in infants and young children. UC San Diego research helped ... View article...

ViiV and Axmed expand access to HIV medicines

ViiV Healthcare has signed an agreement appointing Axmed as a non-exclusive distributor to support procurement and supply of its HIV medicines in ... View article...

A Star Reporter Had AIDS. He Wanted to Make It His Beat

Now we come to a moment when H.I.V. diagnoses in New York City have seen a slight uptick, mainly in low-income neighborhoods. As I reread Jeff's ... View article...

An algorithmic approach to neuroimaging in AIDS

Since the recognition of the human immunodeficiency virus ( HIV ) in the 1980s, awareness of the neurologic complications of the disease has been ... View article...

HIV Response Gaps: AGAMAL launches initiative to strengthen accountability in healthcare delivery

... HIV , tuberculosis, and malaria. The initiative seeks to empower communities to identify gaps in health services and engage healthcare providers ... View article...

Nashville judge temporarily blocks immigration status checks in HIV/AIDS program

A Nashville judge blocked Tennessee health officials from requiring immigration status checks of HIV -positive people in a healthcare safety-net ... View article...

The Gaps in PrEP Use Are Real. We Can Improve Uptake

Women specifically should routinely hear about HIV prevention during primary care and reproductive health visits. Likewise, pediatric visits must ... View article...

HIV's genetic remnants are not as silent as they seem

HIV may be suppressed by antiretroviral therapy, but its genetic material remains in the body. New research suggests that some of these viral ... View article...

What are the Barriers to HIV Treatment Adherence? And How Can We Fix It?

Adherence to HIV drug treatment is important for maintaining good health and helping end the HIV epidemic. View article...

HIV Treatment Saves Lives, but Millions Around the World Still Lack Access

The global HIV response has made enormous strides since antiretroviral therapy transformed HIV into a manageable chronic condition. International ... View article...

Austin Public Health report examines HIV stigma in Central Texas

A new report from Austin Public Health examined how stigma and discrimination affect people living with HIV in Central Texas, including their ... View article...

HIV Finds Escape Routes From Preventive Antibody – But Newer Antibodies May Close Them

A South African/U.S. study reveals how HIV developed resistance after breakthrough infections in a landmark antibody prevention trial. View article...