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COVID Makes Everything Worse in Pregnancy

And those with HIV experienced the worst outcomes

Young Women Prefer Vaginal Ring as HIV Prevention

But oral pre-exposure prophylaxis also gets support, study in Africa finds

Fewer Pills Plus Shorter Time: New Way to Control Drug-Resistant TB?

Randomized trial looks at three investigational regimens versus standard of care

Universal HCV Screening in Pregnancy Boosts Detection

More cases found verses risk-based approach, also IDs perinatal transmission, researcher says

ART-Free Strategy Could Control HIV in Some African Kids

Broadly neutralizing antibodies show promise in proof-of-concept study in Botswana

Third Person 'Cured' of HIV via Transplant

U.S. woman with leukemia gets cord blood resistant to HIV

Novel Strategy Slashes HBV Vertical Transmission Sans Immunoglobulin

Cambodian study finds antenatal antiviral effective if used for long enough

U.S. Sees Drop in Lifetime Risk of HIV Diagnosis

One of every 120 Americans will be diagnosed with HIV in their lifetime, analysis suggests

Healers Lend a Hand to HIV Testing in Rural Uganda

Modern medicine benefits from engaging with local traditions

Could One mRNA COVID Shot Be Adequate for Past Infectees?

Small study shows powerful antibody response after first dose

Novel Drug Dents Super-Refractory HIV Infection

"I was blown away by these results," said press conference moderator

Therapeutic HIV Vax Trial Takes Its First-in-Human Steps

But long way from a true functional cure

Pediatric HIV: Trial Sets Tivicay Backbone as Best First-Line Option

And "at least non-inferior" in second line

HIV, High-Risk Pregnancy and Coronavirus

Outcomes support case for pregnant women to be vaccinated against COVID-19

Maturation Inhibitor Shows Promise for HIV

Encouragement from phase II study, but emergent resistance remains a problem

Do HIV Drug Trials Need Better Infection Tests?

Data from PrEP study reveal a sensitivity problem

Dramatic Increase Seen in Getting HIV Patients Into Treatment

Percentage of newly diagnosed individuals receiving "timely" therapy doubled in past decade

'Amazon Prime'-Type ART Delivery Worked for South African HIV Patients

More experienced viral suppression versus traditional clinic visits

PrEP Implant May Protect Against HIV for a Year

Early study paves way for clinical trial

HIV+ Adults Living Longer, but Not Healthier Lives

Fewer comorbidity-free years versus those without HIV, even among those starting ART early

Birth Control Implants, HIV Meds Safe Together

Drug-drug interactions not seen in combination

West Virginia HIV Outbreak: A Blueprint for Public Health Response

Used four pillars of federal initiative to manage local HIV epidemic

What's Behind London's Falling HCV Rates in HIV+ MSM?

City cut HCV incidence in this population by almost 70% in 5 years

Monthly HIV Treatment on Par With Daily Regimen

High percentage of patients maintain undetectable viral loads

Integrase Inhibitors Drop Virus Faster in Pregnant HIV Patients

Raltegravir, dolutegravir both appear safe and effective in late stage pregnancy

TB Preventive Therapy Safe in Pregnant Women

'Real world' study contradicts earlier work in HIV-infected women

Which PrEP Users Fail to Stick With It?

Tackling non-adherence key to larger rollout in U.S., expert says

COPD Tied to Higher MI Risk in HIV-Positive People

Higher risk seen for supply-demand mismatch as with sepsis, though mechanisms of association unclear

Universal 'Test and Treat' Program Cut New HIV Infections in Africa

But largest ever HIV prevention trial produced some other surprising results

Fauci: 'Full-Court Press' to End HIV Epidemic in U.S.

NIAID chief outlines plan for treatment as prevention, PrEP in targeted areas

HIV Prevention Initiatives Take Spotlight at CROI

President Trump's new initiative to end HIV epidemic topic of special session

'They Landed in Rome And Turned Around:' CROI 25 Years Later

Experts look back on the start of CROI and 25 years of AIDS research

Dolutegravir Effective in TB-HIV Co-infected Patients

As integrase inhibitor regimen is rolled out, fears of drug-drug interactions lessened

Switch to Fixed-Dose Combo Tx an Option in HIV

Bictegravir shows similar efficacy and safety to dolutegravir-based regimen

'Rapidly Growing' HIV Clusters Help Pinpoint Prevention Efforts

Higher portions of young, Hispanic/Latino MSM in these clusters

Sex in Late-Stage Pregnancy Tied to Higher HIV Risk

Biological changes may increase HIV transmission in serodiscordant couples

LEEP Rather Than Freeze to Prevent Cervical Cancer

HIV patients do better long-term with electric excision

Tenofovir Twin Continues to Perform Well

New version of old standby has better toxicity profile

Lab Mystery: How Did Worker Get HIV Infection?

"Perfect storm of errors," researchers speculate

Circumcision Tied to Drop in Herpes, Too

SEATTLE -- African men who underwent circumcision not only reduced their risk of contracting HIV infection, they also were significantly less likely to be infected with herpes simplex virus-2, researchers reported here.

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