Tags: HIV/AIDS

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

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.01.2022 00:56 AM

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

10.31.2022 03:58 AM

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

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

10.06.2022 02:29 AM

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

HIV Prevention: Researchers Suggest Identifying Antibodies and Human Genes as New Strategy for Making Effective Vaccine Against the Disease

10.04.2022 23:45 PM

Researchers suggest that initial steps in a vaccine approach aim to prompt the development of antibodies. Read to know more about this strategy.

STD Experts Say US Faces Out of Control Syphilis and Gonorrhea Crisis 

09.20.2022 21:33 PM

Is there really an STD Crisis in the US right now? Read on to see how prevalent the situations are and what we can do to address them.

New Study Identifies Key Factors Influencing PrEP Use Among South African Women

09.07.2022 23:19 PM

The qualitative study by Harvard researchers showed that some key factors influence PrEP uptake and adherence among South African women to conceive. Read the article to learn more.

National AIDS Control Organisation in India Addresses Management of HIV/AIDS Protests, Denies Shortage of Medicine

07.26.2022 23:24 PM

Read on to know the story behind the protests over HIV medicine shortage in India as people living with such a disease have been protesting outside offices of the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO).

Monkeypox Is Not an HIV, STD or a Gay Disease; Experts Warn Over Racist Reports

05.25.2022 06:38 AM

Monkeypox is not a gay disease and has nothing to do with HIV or STD. Read on to know why United Nations said the language used to indicate the spread of the disease is "homophobic and racist."

HIV Prevention: Apretude, the First Injectable Drug That Can Replace Daily Pill Now FDA Approved

12.23.2021 00:32 AM

The FDA announced its approval of the first injectable human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevention treatment called Apretude for use in at-risk individuals both adults and children.

HIV is Now a Treatable, Preventable Disease; Medical Breakthrough Worth Celebrating this World Aids Day

11.30.2021 22:38 PM

Reports show "in just half a lifetime," modern science has transformed HIV which is considered one of the most terrifying diseases in human history, into a "treatable and preventable condition."

66-Year-Old Woman Cured of HIV Without Medical Treatment

08.27.2020 00:13 AM

A woman infected with HIV/AIDs in 1992 may be the first person to be cured of the disease without any bone marrow transplant or even medications.

An Injectable Drug Can Block HIV From Entering Cells

08.23.2020 07:30 AM

A team of scientists led by the University of Utah has developed a new injectable drug that can reportedly block HIV from entering cells.

HIV Set In A Major Breakthrough Lets Scientists Makes Cells Disease Resistant

04.13.2017 15:49 PM

A major breakthrough seems to be the solution for the long-term suffering of HIV patients. It's because scientists found a way to make cells resist the virus.

FDA Lifts Blood Ban Among Gay And Bisexual Men

12.22.2015 20:35 PM

The gay advocates think the solution falls short as the ban, in the first place, was of no medical or scientific basis.

Anti-HIV Drugs Protect Breastfeeding Infants From HIV Virus

11.23.2015 19:58 PM

A recent study has unfolded that direct administration of anti-AIDS drugs to breastfeeding infants by HIV positive mothers significantly reduces the chance of getting the disease..

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