Jared Kaltwasser

Novel technique leverages limited DNA sequences from HIV to spark a priming effect within the patient’s immune response.

Experts are sure that the presence of one allergic manifestation in a patient increases their risk of developing another.

Hyperactivity in the brain networks of patients with fibromyalgia is to blame for patients with chronic pain.

ART was associated with lower rates of high-risk human papillomavirus and invasive cervical cancer among women with HIV.

Excess weight may exacerbate asthma symptoms without affecting the efficacy of inhaled corticosteroids.

New research suggests that treating a common parasitic infection may reduce HIV transmission rates.

Human Vaccines Project seeks to decode the human immune system to facilitate accelerated development of diagnostics, vaccines and therapies for major global diseases.

Vaccine regimen based on mosaic immunogens designed to create a buffer against various strains of HIV.

Doctors are less likely to prescribe common cardiovascular prevention and intervention therapies to HIV-positive patients.

Hay fever and asthma are dependent on allergens that stimulate the immunoglobulin E pathway, which is not the case with atopic dermatitis.

Multiple sclerosis researchers actively seek new agents than can promote repair and remyelination.

Experimental drug found to reduce inflammation and promote remyelination in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.

Health care stakeholders need to do a better job of adjusting testing and treatment to follow the HIV epidemic.

Research questions whether reducing sodium intake could reduce the risk of developing multiple sclerosis.

Individuals with an undetectable HIV viral load are at effectively no risk of transmitting the virus.

The US economy added some 252,000 jobs last month, according to the most recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. That was good enough to drop the unemployment rate to 5.6%, the lowest rate since June of 2008.

Americans are entering 2015 with their highest level of economic confidence since the Great Recession.

A growing number of Americans say they don't expect to ever emerge from debt.

The upcoming tax season will be the first time Americans face penalties for not having health insurance, but a new survey suggests the public is still very much confused about their responsibilities and options.

The holiday shopping season brings the opportunity for great deals, but many Americans struggle to avoid overspending, according to a survey released by Credit Karma and conducted by Qualtrics.

Here is a list of the 9 largest Internet retailers, based on unique visitors in the second quarter of 2012.