#COVID-19

What People With HIV Need to Know About the New Coronavirus

Ala Stanford, MD, is providing free COVID testing for African Americans through the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium in Philadelphia.

The antiviral drug is the first treatment for the new coronavirus to be approved in United States.

A carbohydrate called heparan sulfate, found on cell surfaces, may help the new coronavirus infects cells.

AIDS groups counter that such a move is “deeply harmful and even illegal.”

Long-term COVID-19 raises several policy issues. For people affected, none is more urgent than the threat of losing their health insurance.

Staff at the Australian quarantine hotel wrongly reused blood glucose tests on multiple individuals, but the contamination risk is very low.

Nationwide, surveys have found increasing rates of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts during the pandemic.

These three respiratory illnesses share many of the same symptoms.

Black patients are more likely to require hospitalization, while Asian patients are at greater risk of dying in the hospital.

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned virtual health from a niche service into a mainstay of modern medicine. But it’s not working for everyone.

Topics of our virtual workshops and institutes cover aging, COVID-19, Black gay and bisexual men and much more.

None of the four drugs tested in the WHO’s Solidarity trial reduced mortality or duration of hospitalization.

The study asks whether certain approved therapies or late-stage investigational drugs show promise against COVID-19.

Black and Latino cancer patients have higher rates of coronavirus infection and hospitalization but are less likely to use telehealth.

The Healthcare Anchor Network declares it is undeniable.

The second IAS COVID-19 virtual meeting will coincide with the HIV Research for Prevention Conference.