Can HIV Drugs Cause Heart Problems?
An antibiotic commonly prescribed to treat an HIV-related illness might cause coronary problems years later.
February 01 2019 9:14 AM
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An antibiotic commonly prescribed to treat an HIV-related illness might cause coronary problems years later.
Can a drug used to fight addiction also make HIV virals load fall?
Investigators took a deeper look into what happens when women contract HIV during male-to-female sex.
The aches in your joints and muscles aren’t just in your imagination.
Study suggests a medication that fights addiction could also improve viral suppression of HIV.
A two-drug regimen for those just starting treatment has moved closer to FDA approval.
That’s how much Indiana will get to feed those living with HIV.
Straight-identified men who have sex with men underestimate their risk of HIV, even more than out gay and bi men do.
Promising new research thrusts HIV vaccines into the spotlight.
One Life at a Time: An American Doctor’s Memoir of AIDS in Botswana tells a tale of what one American doctor encountered as the epidemic tore through the African nation.
The study points out there’s new hope for people.
Ibalizumab is designed to help when other drugs fail.
Popping an aspirin may prevent HIV.
The network that strived for equity and inclusivity is coming to an close.
Reducing the urge with a boost of naltrexone could be a giant leap forward.
In a win-win, HIV-positive people might benefit tremendously while on methadone.
New findings expose glaring gaps in eleven Atlanta based hospitals that could contribute to an increase in vertical HIV transmissions.
Researchers found an unusual approach to HIV prevention.
New HIV transmission rates are down in the African country, but does it make up for Madiba's early missteps?
Researchers argue it's not because they're having more sex, but rather because they're getting tested more often.