HIV infection in six transplant patients in Brazil points to nepotism and greed of a laboratory
A Brazilian woman unknowingly received a kidney from an HIV-positive donor, revealing serious flaws in organ donation practices.
Six people sought new organs. They ended up with HIV.
Six transplant patients in Brazil received HIV-infected organs, leading to a health crisis and investigations into systemic failures within the public health system.
Rise in HIV diagnoses in UK puts goal of ending transmission by 2030 in "jeopardy" - Queerty
HIV diagnoses in England increased by 15% from 2022 to 2023, reversing previous declines.
Rise in new HIV diagnoses in England puts zero transmission target 'at risk'
The goal of ending new HIV transmissions by 2030 is at risk due to increasing diagnoses in England.
Recent data shows significant rises in HIV cases, particularly among men and ethnic minorities.
Why has progress against HIV stalled among Hispanic & Latino Americans? - Queerty
HIV transmission in the US is decreasing, but disparities persist for Hispanic and Latino communities.
'America's Nobel' goes to a power couple who made a startling discovery about HIV
Salim and Quarraisha Abdool-Karim transformed the understanding and approach towards HIV/AIDS in young South African women, earning the Lasker Prize for their contributions.
HIV infection in six transplant patients in Brazil points to nepotism and greed of a laboratory
A Brazilian woman unknowingly received a kidney from an HIV-positive donor, revealing serious flaws in organ donation practices.
Six people sought new organs. They ended up with HIV.
Six transplant patients in Brazil received HIV-infected organs, leading to a health crisis and investigations into systemic failures within the public health system.
Rise in HIV diagnoses in UK puts goal of ending transmission by 2030 in "jeopardy" - Queerty
HIV diagnoses in England increased by 15% from 2022 to 2023, reversing previous declines.
Rise in new HIV diagnoses in England puts zero transmission target 'at risk'
The goal of ending new HIV transmissions by 2030 is at risk due to increasing diagnoses in England.
Recent data shows significant rises in HIV cases, particularly among men and ethnic minorities.
Why has progress against HIV stalled among Hispanic & Latino Americans? - Queerty
HIV transmission in the US is decreasing, but disparities persist for Hispanic and Latino communities.
'America's Nobel' goes to a power couple who made a startling discovery about HIV
Salim and Quarraisha Abdool-Karim transformed the understanding and approach towards HIV/AIDS in young South African women, earning the Lasker Prize for their contributions.
Gilead Agrees to Allow Generic Version of Groundbreaking H.I.V. Shot in Poor Countries
Gilead aims to broaden access to lenacapavir through generic production in low-income countries but excludes middle-income nations, highlighting healthcare disparities.
This preventive drug could be a 'game changer' in ending the HIV epidemic
Lenacapavir shows potential to significantly reduce new HIV infections, fostering optimism towards the goal of ending the epidemic by 2030.
Gilead Agrees to Allow Generic Version of Groundbreaking H.I.V. Shot in Poor Countries
Gilead aims to broaden access to lenacapavir through generic production in low-income countries but excludes middle-income nations, highlighting healthcare disparities.
This preventive drug could be a 'game changer' in ending the HIV epidemic
Lenacapavir shows potential to significantly reduce new HIV infections, fostering optimism towards the goal of ending the epidemic by 2030.
Treatment Strategies for CNS Complications in People with HIV
Identify modifiable targets and mechanisms to improve CNS-related outcomes in individuals with HIV, enhancing their quality of life and functional capacity.
Fauci reflects on life's work with leading SF researcher
Havlir and Fauci's HIV experience prepared them for the Covid pandemic
Treatment Strategies for CNS Complications in People with HIV
Identify modifiable targets and mechanisms to improve CNS-related outcomes in individuals with HIV, enhancing their quality of life and functional capacity.
Fauci reflects on life's work with leading SF researcher
Havlir and Fauci's HIV experience prepared them for the Covid pandemic
Ukraine keeps up the fight against HIV while fighting a war
War in Ukraine risks reversing progress against HIV due to healthcare disruptions and increased displacement of populations.
Blood scandal victim's wife told to have abortion after he was infected with HIV
The contaminated blood scandal has caused devastating consequences for victims and their families, impacting their ability to conceive and obtain fair compensation.
The CDC finds discrimination puts trans women at higher risk of HIV
Discrimination puts trans women at higher risk of contracting HIV.
Trans women need improved access to healthcare and PrEP.
People with HIV are aging, and the challenges are piling up
Aging with HIV comes with increased health risks and challenges, including managing multiple health conditions.
Ukraine keeps up the fight against HIV while fighting a war
War in Ukraine risks reversing progress against HIV due to healthcare disruptions and increased displacement of populations.
Blood scandal victim's wife told to have abortion after he was infected with HIV
The contaminated blood scandal has caused devastating consequences for victims and their families, impacting their ability to conceive and obtain fair compensation.
The CDC finds discrimination puts trans women at higher risk of HIV
Discrimination puts trans women at higher risk of contracting HIV.
Trans women need improved access to healthcare and PrEP.
People with HIV are aging, and the challenges are piling up
Aging with HIV comes with increased health risks and challenges, including managing multiple health conditions.
I wasn't sure I'd make it': how a new mother's brush with TB could mean better treatment for pregnant women
Access to effective healthcare regimens for drug-resistant tuberculosis during pregnancy is severely lacking, impacting both maternal and infant health.
Judge overturns military's ban on HIV-positive enlistees in historic victory - LGBTQ Nation
The Pentagon's ban on asymptomatic HIV-positive enlistment was overturned as discriminatory, reflecting advancements in HIV treatment.
Minimal risk of HIV transmission allows eligible individuals to serve in the military.
Court strikes down last barrier to military service by people living with HIV
The court ruling allows asymptomatic HIV-positive individuals with undetectable viral loads to serve in the military, promoting inclusivity and challenging stigma.
Judge overturns military's ban on HIV-positive enlistees in historic victory - LGBTQ Nation
The Pentagon's ban on asymptomatic HIV-positive enlistment was overturned as discriminatory, reflecting advancements in HIV treatment.
Minimal risk of HIV transmission allows eligible individuals to serve in the military.
Court strikes down last barrier to military service by people living with HIV
The court ruling allows asymptomatic HIV-positive individuals with undetectable viral loads to serve in the military, promoting inclusivity and challenging stigma.
STIs Are Increasing In Many Regions, New WHO Report Finds
HIV, viral hepatitis, and STIs are causing significant global health burdens, with many infections and deaths each year.
Global response efforts are falling short of meeting targets set in 2022 to end AIDS, viral hepatitis, and STIs epidemics by 2030.
A beacon in the fight against HIV
PEPFAR has saved 25 million lives, treated 20 million people with HIV, and prevented 5.5 million babies from being born with HIV in the past twenty years.
Global challenges such as the rising cost of living, conflicts, and the climate crisis are threatening the funding and support for programs like PEPFAR.
STIs Are Increasing In Many Regions, New WHO Report Finds
HIV, viral hepatitis, and STIs are causing significant global health burdens, with many infections and deaths each year.
Global response efforts are falling short of meeting targets set in 2022 to end AIDS, viral hepatitis, and STIs epidemics by 2030.
A beacon in the fight against HIV
PEPFAR has saved 25 million lives, treated 20 million people with HIV, and prevented 5.5 million babies from being born with HIV in the past twenty years.
Global challenges such as the rising cost of living, conflicts, and the climate crisis are threatening the funding and support for programs like PEPFAR.
Pediatricians Reverse Decades-Old Advice Against HIV-Positive Mothers Breastfeeding
People with HIV on effective medications can breastfeed to reduce transmission risk to less than 1%.
30,000 infected and 3,000 dead: The shocking numbers behind infected blood scandal
The NHS infected blood scandal led to 30,000 patients infected with HIV and hepatitis, 3,000 deaths, and lifelong health complications for survivors.
The children of the contaminated blood scandal
Thousands of NHS patients, including children, were infected with HIV and hepatitis C from contaminated blood products before 2019.
People with HIV can now donate eggs or sperm to become parents
People with undetectable viral load due to HIV can now donate eggs or sperm for fertility treatment, expanding parenthood opportunities.
Blockbuster obesity drug leads to better health in people with HIV
Semaglutide may help people with HIV to lose weight and reduce fat accumulation.
Drugs like semaglutide could play a key role in managing metabolic issues caused by anti-HIV medications.
Role of T-Cells in HIV Central Nervous System Reservoir Seeding, Persistence, and Neuropathogenesis
Research is needed to understand the role of T-cells in HIV/central nervous system reservoir seeding, persistence, and neuropathogenesis.
This research is important for developing therapeutic strategies for targeting CNS reservoirs and neuroinflammation.
Multimodal Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Challenges in HIV Clinical Care
The goal of this concept is to encourage the use of multimodal artificial intelligence to accelerate HIV diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.
The concept aims to leverage advanced multimodal AI models to improve HIV prevention, treatment, and care by expanding capacities in clinical care and data-driven applications.
HIV still plagues Black Americans at alarming rates. Could AI be the key to more equitable care?
Job discrimination and structural stressors contribute to higher risk behavior for HIV in non-white communities.
New technologies and innovations offer solutions to bridge disparities in HIV incidences and increase uptake in preventative measures.
Transphobia hurts trans women's health, new HIV research finds
Social and economic marginalization increases transgender women's risk of contracting HIV
70% of transgender women reported experiencing at least one type of anti-trans discrimination in the past 12 months
Jailed for missing a court date, he died after not being given his HIV medicine, suit says
Lesley Overfield is suing over her son's death after he was not given his HIV antiretroviral medications while in jail.
Overfield's family alleges that the jail failed to provide the medication he needed for the entire duration of his detention.
Meet the sassy drag queen AI chatbot who wants to talk to you about HIV
Healthvana has developed an AI chatbot to provide information about HIV, STIs, and PrEP.
The chatbot includes a drag queen AI option to make interactions more engaging and friendly.
HIV vaccine trial in Africa halted after disappointing initial results
The first trial in Africa testing two combination vaccines to prevent HIV has been halted after researchers determined that the vaccines were not effective.
The trial, known as the PrEPVacc trial, was being conducted on 1,500 people aged 18 to 40 in Uganda, Tanzania, and South Africa.
The final results of the trial are expected to be released in late 2024.
HIV and forced sterilisations: How four Kenyan women found justice
Four women in Kenya have been awarded damages for being sterilized without their consent due to their HIV-positive status.
The women fought a nine-year legal battle to receive compensation for the procedure, which has had lasting effects on their lives and relationships.
Latinos disproportionately impacted by HIV in Santa Clara Co., data shows
Despite progress made against HIV and AIDS, 35,000 people still become infected in the US each year.
Racial inequities in HIV diagnoses persist, with 60% of new diagnoses in Santa Clara County occurring among the Hispanic and Latino community.
We read 4 groundbreaking non-fiction HIV books so you don't have to
Queer authors have written complex examinations of the politics behind the AIDS epidemic.
Susan Sontag's book 'AIDS and its Metaphors' explores contemporary rhetoric about HIV and its impact on modern anxieties.
Study says people over 40 with HIV would benefit from also taking this medication
The British HIV Association recommends that everyone over 40 living with HIV should be offered statins for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease, regardless of their cholesterol levels.
The recommendations are based on the findings of the REPRIEVE study, which showed that participants assigned statins had a significantly lower risk of developing major cardiovascular problems.
7 Early Warning Signs Of An HIV Infection
During the first few weeks of being infected with HIV, most people experience flu-like symptoms that indicate their body is reacting to the virus.
These early signs of HIV infection, known as acute retroviral syndrome, can be mild and mistaken for the flu, mononucleosis, or tonsillitis.
HIV vaccine trial in Africa halted after disappointing initial results
The first trial in Africa testing two combination vaccines to prevent HIV has been halted after researchers determined that the vaccines were not effective.
The trial, known as the PrEPVacc trial, was being conducted on 1,500 people aged 18 to 40 in Uganda, Tanzania, and South Africa.
The final results of the trial are expected to be released in late 2024.
HIV and forced sterilisations: How four Kenyan women found justice
Four women in Kenya have been awarded damages for being sterilized without their consent due to their HIV-positive status.
The women fought a nine-year legal battle to receive compensation for the procedure, which has had lasting effects on their lives and relationships.
Latinos disproportionately impacted by HIV in Santa Clara Co., data shows
Despite progress made against HIV and AIDS, 35,000 people still become infected in the US each year.
Racial inequities in HIV diagnoses persist, with 60% of new diagnoses in Santa Clara County occurring among the Hispanic and Latino community.
We read 4 groundbreaking non-fiction HIV books so you don't have to
Queer authors have written complex examinations of the politics behind the AIDS epidemic.
Susan Sontag's book 'AIDS and its Metaphors' explores contemporary rhetoric about HIV and its impact on modern anxieties.
Study says people over 40 with HIV would benefit from also taking this medication
The British HIV Association recommends that everyone over 40 living with HIV should be offered statins for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease, regardless of their cholesterol levels.
The recommendations are based on the findings of the REPRIEVE study, which showed that participants assigned statins had a significantly lower risk of developing major cardiovascular problems.
7 Early Warning Signs Of An HIV Infection
During the first few weeks of being infected with HIV, most people experience flu-like symptoms that indicate their body is reacting to the virus.
These early signs of HIV infection, known as acute retroviral syndrome, can be mild and mistaken for the flu, mononucleosis, or tonsillitis.
Virologists making progress in fight against HIV/AIDS DW 12/01/2023
Antiretroviral drugs have been successful in treating HIV infection since the mid-1990s.
Integrase inhibitors are a major breakthrough in HIV treatment and have saved the lives of many patients.
The Hidden Cost of a "Cure": The Ethical Dilemma of Gene Editing for HIV - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Gene editing, particularly CRISPR technology, offers a promising avenue to potentially eradicate HIV by making targeted edits at a cellular level.
The enigma of elite HIV controllers: The people with an innate ability to keep the virus at bay
Elite controllers of HIV virus show natural ability to control the infection without medication, offering potential for scientific breakthroughs and pursuit of a functional cure.