HIV

A separate trial is ongoing of Sunlenca as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for men with topline data expected in late 2024 or early 2025.

This is the first new recommendation from the American Academy of Pediatrics since the AIDS epidemic began in the 1980s.

Healthcare providers and community leaders won’t need a green thumb to implement these changes.

The efforts to prevent one disease increased another, likely due to the lack of methadone and sterile needles.

PrEP could work for women too, but there's a gap in HIV rates among this demographic, especially Black women. Outside of PrEP's proven effectiveness, the below facts suggest the need for better promotion and more options.

This marks the first documented HIV transmission through cosmetic services using needles.

Judith Currier, M.D., M.Sc., ACTG Chair, discussed the trial, how it’s different than previous research and the connotations surrounding the “cure” to HIV.

Although newly acquired HIV infection rates are low among people who are incarcerated, 95% of at-risk inmates may engage in unsafe behavior after their release, a study shows.

How COVID-19 became a jumping off point for HIV vaccine conspiracies.

People with HIV who smoke have a life expectancy 12.3 years shorter than non-smokers.

Although there is a suspected connection between malaria and HIV, no malaria control strategies have been developed specifically for people living with HIV.

Results based on REPRIEVE study.

Adolescent uptake levels of PrEP are low among adolescents ages 16-24 years old.

Biktarvy can now be used to treat people with HIV who have a known or suspected M184V/I mutation, a common form of treatment resistance.

Duke researchers tested a program that involves hair stylists in raising awareness, possible uptake of HIV preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) among Black women, a group that is disproportionately affected by new HIV infections.

Different levels of risk for HIV exist in the different subtypes of intellectual and developmental disabilities.

A small trial that combined the anticancer drug Zolinza with an immunotherapy had a modest impact on antiviral activity in patients with HIV. Researchers are hoping better approaches can be found to coax HIV out of hiding.

It’s likely droughts will become more common due to climate change.

An estimated 4 million people are living with advanced HIV.

ART-related weight gain is a relatively new phenomenon even though ART has been around for nearly 30 years.

Data from 17 longitudinal studies of adults with HIV treated with antiretroviral therapy how that proportion of deaths caused by AIDS has fallen from nearly 50% to 16% and that all-cause mortality has been sliced in half.

Disparities in mental health adherence in trans women with HIV.

Post-menopausal women with HIV also had significantly less teeth than those without HIV.

Annual report from the American Cancer Society says HIV is an underlying factor in a handful of cancer diagnoses.

Research findings reported in Health Affairs today show that relatively small increases in out-of-pocket costs for HIV preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) have a disproportionate effect on the proportion of people who don't get the prescription filled.

An international study examines the possible inverse relationship between HIV/AIDS and multiple sclerosis (MS).

This year's top HIV articles include one sharing data from a group of researchers from University of Pittsburgh who looked to see if T cell activation is sufficient to drive SIV disease progression.