Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision May Lower HIV Risk Among Men, Study Reveals

Medicine & Technology Jun 05, 2024

A randomized controlled trial revealed that circumcised men are less likely to get HIV. Find out more about it in this article.

HIV Vaccine Candidate Triggers Essential Antibodies in Humans, Shows Early Success in Clinical Trial

May 22, 2024

A new HIV vaccine triggered low levels of a rare type of neutralizing antibodies among a small group of people who participated in a 2019 clinical trial. Find out more about it in this article.

HIV Positive Mothers Can Breastfeed Safely if Virus Is Undetectable, New AAP Guidelines State

May 20, 2024

New AAP guidelines state HIV positive mothers can breastfeed safely if the virus is undetectable. Learn more about this vital health update. Read now!

Face Treatment Gone Wrong: Three Women Contract HIV After Getting 'Vampire Facials' at Unlicensed Spa in New Mexico

Apr 29, 2024

These incidents serve as the first known cases of HIV transmission through cosmetic injection procedures. Read to learn more.

Why Haven't We Developed an HIV Vaccine? Exploring Challenges in Tackling the Elusive Virus

Dec 14, 2023

Despite developing a COVID-19 vaccine within a year, HIV lacks one after 40 years, raising questions about the disparity. Check out this article to learn why there is still no HIV vaccine until today.

AIDS Epidemic Under Control by 2030; UN Calls for Far More International Effort

Dec 01, 2023

The United Nations reported that the number of new HIV infections and deaths from AIDS were both falling. Learn more about it in this article.

Potential Exposure Alert: Massachusetts Hospital Warns Nearly 450 Patients of Hepatitis, HIV Risk Due to IV Medication Errors

Nov 18, 2023

Salem Hospital has offered screening and established a hotline for 450 patients who were potentially exposed to Hepatitis and HIV from IV errors during endoscopies. Continue reading to learn more details.

Top 10 Drugs That Cause Kidney Damage: What You Need To Know

Nov 01, 2023

Some medications, including NSAIDs, diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and those used in hospitals, can cause kidney damage, impacting their function. Read on to learn which drugs are considered as nephrotoxic medications.

53-year-old HIV Patient Becomes Fifth in the World To Be Cured of AIDS-causing Virus

Feb 21, 2023

The 53-year-old Düsseldorf patient had a stem cell transplant a decade ago and has not taken HIV medications for four years. Tap the article to learn more details about this case.

HIV Vaccine Progress Remains Slow Despite COVID-19 Vaccine Breakthroughs: Experts Explain Why

Jan 27, 2023

Experts explain the challenges of the progress of developing HIV Vaccines despite COVID jabs success. Read on to continue!

World AIDS Day 2022: WHO Aims To Equalize Access to Quality HIV Protection, Testing, Treatment to End Threat by 2030

Dec 01, 2022

The theme for this year's World AIDS Day is "Equalize" to raise awareness about the HIV inequities faced by youth and demonstrate new ways to share information and services with them. Read the article to learn more.

Man From Oklahoma Charged with Infecting 3-Women With HIV After Diagnosis in 2019

Oct 31, 2022

HIV-positive man from Oklahoma City was arrested for infecting 3 women of the disease. Learn more about this news here. Read now!

England Hopes To Become the First HIV-Free Country Before 2030 by Ending Regional Disparities in Medication

Oct 25, 2022

The National Health Service (NHS) in England is on course to become the first in the world to stop new HIV cases before 2030 as it offers new medicines against the infection. Read the article to learn more details.

Gene Editing Technology Crispr May Cure HIV By Restoring Cell to Near Normal State

Oct 06, 2022

An update on the Crispr experiment on treating HIV is now available. Get to know more about it by reading this post.

Italian Man Is First Patient to Simultaneously Get COVID-19, Monkeypox, HIV

Aug 30, 2022

An Italian man was reported to have tested positive for COVID-19, Monkeypox, and HIV viruses, all at the same time. How possible is this? Read to find out.