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Meeting goals to eliminate HIV, viral hepatitis, and sexually transmitted infections by 2030 will require accelerated efforts, according to a progress report from the WHO.

Very early introduction of ART may alter HIV immune response long term, with implications for development of effective vaccine.

Nearly 500 children are infected with HIV after being put at risk due to poor medical practices in a country where violence against individuals living with HIV is still an issue.

A look at up-and-coming HIV drugs in development.

Following the launch of the campaign in March 2015, investigators saw a 77% increase in HIV testing compared with January and February of the same year in Beijing.

For the first time, patients with new HIV diagnoses have a 2-drug regimen option.

The likelihood of using PrEP is significantly influenced by recommendations from health care providers and concerns about side effects, according to a recent study of heterosexual individuals in Philadelphia.

The LATITUDE study will assess whether long-acting injectable cabotegravir/rilpivirine is superior to oral ART in managing HIV infections among this population.

Is there a cure? How long until we find it? And will it work for the majority of people living with HIV?

PrEP strategies could be most effective when targeted to demographics at the highest risk of infection including young black and Hispanic men who have sex with men.

A team of investigators conducted 284 autopsies to determine Cryptococcus-associated mortality in 2 areas with a high HIV prevalence.

A recent study found that at the 18-month mark, PLWH on dolutegravir gained 6.0 kg compared with 2.6 kg for NNRTI (p

Lack of HIV awareness and misconceptions about PrEP may be barriers to implementing prevention programs among female sex workers in China, according to a recent study.

In a tiny number of cases, treating HIV with ART actually makes CD4+ T cell levels fall.

Compared with no pharmacist involvement, a greater number of appropriate antiretroviral regimens were initiated with partial pharmacist involvement (62% vs. 32%, p = 0.0096).

A survey of nearly 300 pharmacy students found that 91% were aware of PrEP and 61% reported high familiarity with PrEP prescription guidelines, but knowledge gaps still remain.

An infamous beauty procedure is causing concern over spa safety failures after 2 clients were diagnosed with HIV.

The final results of the PARTNER study have been published in the journal The Lancet and confirm that an undetectable viral load on HIV treatment renders an individual sexually non-infectious.

Difficulties connecting with physicians mean not all people at risk of acquiring HIV have access to PrEP. Putting nurses on the front lines could change that.

Updated guidelines on the treatment and management of HIV in children and adolescents reflect new data on antiretroviral drugs as well as a call for mental health screenings.

Ben Berkhout, MD, PhD, discusses his work on the development of a novel curative strategy for HIV-1 infected individuals.

Vaccination against respiratory syncytial virus before birth or a dose of monoclonal antibody at birth may address an increased risk of hospitalization for RSV-associated illnesses in infants exposed to HIV.

Ben Berkhout, PhD, discusses if CRISPR/Cas9 will be a new antiviral strategy for the eradication of HIV.

Missing visits is a warning sign that patients may discontinue PrEP, according to a recent study that found only 38% of participants remained in treatment over 12 months.

Sexual risk behavior was significantly lower among men in community supervision programs who participated in couples-based intervention, in a recent study.





























































































































































