#Viramune

A large, ongoing study of people with HIV found that only a couple of older antiretrovirals were linked to high blood pressure.

Various other studies have indeed found such a link.

Most of such drug resistance seen is to older drugs.

After a gay man tested HIV positive, a test of his hair indicated he’d adhered well to PrEP—but did he contract a drug-resistant strain?

This is according to extended follow-up of a trial that gave HIV-positive breast-feeding mothers treatment or prophylaxis for their infant.

HIV-positive breast-feeding mothers can nearly eliminate the risk of transmitting HIV to their babies by taking ARVs.

The most effective birth control methods for women with HIV are implants and injectable hormonal contraceptives.

Drug-resistant strains of HIV continue to be transmitted in the UK, but this doesn’t appear likely to have a major effect on the treatment res...

Taking a triple-antiretroviral regimen is best for preventing mother-to-child transmission during pregnancy, rather than taking one drug durin...

An HIV-positive writer asks: Can you cut your HIV pill intake in half?

Epivir (lamivudine) and Viread (tenofovir) are likely safe for women to use while breast-feeding.

The demand for HIV treatment in low- and middle-income nations is projected to rise to 16.8 million people by the close of 2016.

Proof that any Canadian children have been functionally cured of HIV has so far been elusive, with one child experiencing viral rebound after...

Boehringer Ingelheim, a Germany-based company known for its successful development of two HIV drugs and ongoing study of two hepatitis C medic...

Compared with nevirapine (Viramune), efavirenz (the active ingredient in Sustiva and a component of Atripla) appears to be associated with bet...