HIV Infection

A recent study found that adapting a National HIV/AIDS Strategy for adolescents and young adults helped improve coordination of federal resources and use of best-practice models to decrease service...

Despite treatment with antiretroviral therapy, a significant proportion of new HIV cases diagnosed each year are attributed to infected semen. A new study, presented at the American Urological Association...

A recent poster presentation at the AMCP 2017 Annual Meeting showed that reducing HIV pill regimens to 2 or 3 pills could improve adherence and treatment in the United States.

Researchers investigated the influence of a positive affect intervention on psychological health and physical health of individuals with newly diagnosed HIV.

The ECDC and the WHO Regional Office for Europe released a new surveillance report on the incidence of tuberculosis in Europe.

Data from two clinical trials support recent guideline recommendations for the use of tenofovir alafenamide-based regimens in patients with HIV.

Researchers examined a connection between diffuse white matter signal abnormality and HIV replication in cerebrospinal fluid in patients with neurological issues.

Research found that combination therapy consisting of Tivicay and Edurant was as effective as current four-drug regimens among patients with HIV.

A recent study examined the long-term incidence of viremic episodes in HIV-infected women who initiate antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy.

A recent study sought to examine the relationship between longitudinal measurements of immune function and lung cancer risk in individuals with HIV.