#HIV research

In an opinion piece, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation lays out concerns about research and offers solutions for inclusion.

A $3.9 million grant will help Miami and New York researchers explore this question as they study HIV and meth use among gay and bi men.

Activist Peter Staley discusses the latest in his Big Pharma lawsuit, which is headed to a jury trial that could change the industry.

The Women’s Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS (WRI) convened Fall WRI Virtual 2021.

An amfAR grant will help find out. Plus, the AIDS research group also awards three new Mathilde Krim HIV fellowships.

The latest Campbell Foundation research grant will help a UCLA scientist study HIV’s ability to mutate during CAR-T gene therapy.

The International AIDS Society has launched a new global research strategy for working toward a broadly applicable cure for HIV.

Luc Montagnier shared a 2008 Nobel Prize for the HIV discovery, but his other views and research became controversial in later years.

The highly infectious and harmful HIV variant has been in the Netherlands since the 1990s, but treatment is effective against it.

An AVAC report also notes that most research and development of HIV prevention is funded almost entirely by one type of investor.

The documentary short “Right to Try” follows Jeffrey Drew as he participates in an experimental and controversial treatment to cure HIV.

Debunk nine HIV cure myths and watch a livestream discussion titled “Curing HIV: Healing the Mind, Body and Spirit.”

HIV cure studies have led to many disappointments, but researchers continue to explore ways to achieve sustained viral remission.

While at GMHC and ACRIA, Stephen Karpiak brought attention to the growing number of people aging with HIV. [VIDEO]

Boosted by a Campbell Foundation grant, an HIV scientist is “exploring new ground” by studying these novel molecules.

John Nkengasong, MD, brings years of experience with U.S. and African policy to the role.