#HIV treatment

The update includes a new combination therapy that can treat all six genotypes of HCV, a new HIV medication and PrEP.

As part of the city partnership, Howard Brown Health and UIC help manage HIV primary care clinics.

David France’s nonfiction account of early AIDS activism envisioned as a “medical thriller.”

Here are the treatment news stories with the most views this year.

How to decide when to start antiretroviral therapy and which drugs to take

Finding a doctor once you’ve been diagnosed with HIV and educating yourself about the virus will help you live a long and healthy life.

Learning to live with HIV is crucial to your health and well-being. The only way to overcome it is to confront the challenge directly.

Living with HIV can be a challenge, but surrounding yourself with support can help.

Here’s an excerpt from David France’s HIV/AIDS book, plus Andrew Sullivan’s New York Times review.

Panti Bliss takes control of her virus—and a bossy flight attendant—in “My HIV, My Rules, My Journey.”

This will save 8 million lives and avert 300 million infections.

Eligibility is no longer based on CD4 count. Activists support the change but express “serious concerns.”

Los Angeles County OKs funding that could reach more than 8,000 residents.