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What’s the Skinny on Bone Health for People With HIV?

Rushing Infants With HIV Onto Treatment May Have Limited Benefits

Why Is HIV Tied to Higher Sudden Cardiac Death Risk?

What’s the Skinny on Bone Health for People With HIV?

Rushing Infants With HIV Onto Treatment May Have Limited Benefits

Why Is HIV Tied to Higher Sudden Cardiac Death Risk?

Natural Selection Has Inched Up HIV’s Infectiousness and Virulence

This finding does not suggest that HIV treatment will be any less effective at keeping people healthy or preventing transmission.

Men Who Turn Down PrEP Often Don’t Think They’re at Risk for HIV

Canadian researchers analyzed the reasons why people declined a nurse’s offer of PrEP.

Does a Single HPV Vaccine Dose Offer Enough Protection?

More widespread vaccination could reduce cervical, anal, oral and other cancers caused by human papillomavirus.

Older Women With HIV Appear to Be Aging Successfully

Researchers surveyed HIV-positive women age 50 and older and compared their reports about their aging with those of HIV-negative women.

HIV May Compromise Immune System’s Memory of Vaccines

A study found evidence that antiretroviral treatment does not necessarily restore T cells’ memories of vaccines and past infections.

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Hepatitis B and HIV Coinfection Is Very Common Worldwide

Researchers analyzed more than 350 studies to estimate the prevalence of hepatitis B among people with HIV around the world.

Routinely Offering HIV Testing in Primary Care Leads to Earlier Diagnosis

Researchers in London assessed a program to train nurses to provide routine HIV testing in general practice clinics.

Truvada Should Remain First Choice for PrEP, Experts Argue

Both Truvada and Descovy are highly effective and safe for most people taking PrEP, but the newer option has more cost barriers.

Intensive Coordination of HIV Care Tied to Increased Life Expectancy

A study of people at high risk of poor outcomes assessed a program that sought to address numerous needs that may affect their health.

Single Antibody Injection Rids Infant Monkeys of Simian HIV

Researchers infected 1-month-old primates with HIV-like virus and 30 hours later injected them with a pair of antibodies.

Treatment News

What’s the Skinny on Bone Health for People With HIV?

Rushing Infants With HIV Onto Treatment May Have Limited Benefits

Why Is HIV Tied to Higher Sudden Cardiac Death Risk?

MUST read

Gene Editing Delays Viral Rebound During HIV Treatment Interruption

Some People With HIV Don’t Adhere to Treatment to Save Money

There’s Never Been a Better Time to Get Pregnant If One of You Has HIV

Communicating Undetectable Equals Untransmittable

The Science Is Clear: With HIV, Undetectable Equals Untransmittable

4 in 5 HIV Transmissions Likely Come From Those Not in Care for the Virus

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