Both cases involve mothers with an undetectable, or at least very low, viral load transmitting HIV to their babies.

Researchers believe that macrophage cells in the liver that harbor such inert HIV are not a part of the viral reservoir.

Such effects have a downstream impact on the real-world functioning of people with HIV.

Half of all those diagnosed in the World Health Organization European Union already have an advanced stage of HIV disease.

Researchers have found a way of stabilizing a shape-shifting viral protein so as to promote a greater antibody response.

The tablet from the South Korean company Celltrion contains tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and lamivudine.

This finding suggests sex between men and the sharing of drug-sniffing equipment are possible routes of transmission.

A pair of twin girls have been born as a part of his efforts, greatly alarming the worldwide research community.

In a recent trial, Gilead’s regimen was highly successful in a group that included those with and without HIV coinfection.