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Study is the first to examine how the choice of blood pressure medications influences the long-term risk of heart disease, stroke, and heart failure in a patient population with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. 

Certain High Blood Pressure Medications May Alter Heart Risk in People With HIV

The research team analyzed CD4-cell gene expression data from a study of HIV-infected people in Africa and Asia.

Study: Diabetes Drug May Be a New Weapon Against HIV

Russell Brewer, DrPH, a research associate professor at University of Chicago Medicine, discusses the value of the pharmacist in improving access and engagement in care for Black same-gender-loving men. 

How Pharmacists Can Support Health Care Access and Engagement for Black Same-gender-loving Men

P.J. Moton-Poole, a senior manager at ViiV Healthcare, discusses the role pharmacists play in addressing health care disparities in BIPOC communities.

How Pharmacists Can Help Address Health Care Disparities in BIPOC Communities

Russell Brewer, DrPH, a research associate professor at University of Chicago Medicine, discusses the lessons from both the HIV epidemic and the COVID-19 pandemic in regard to how health systems can more effectively address health care disparities in BIPOC communities. 

Expert: Health Care Disparities Show ‘Commonalities Between HIV and COVID-19’ in BIPOC Communities

Russell Brewer, DrPH, a research associate professor at University of Chicago Medicine, and P.J. Moton-Poole, a senior manager at ViiV Healthcare, discuss the expansion of the accelerate initiative, which funds projects that support the health and wellbeing of Black same-gender-loving men throughout the United States. 

Black Same-gender-loving Men Are Most Impacted by HIV, But Not Benefiting From Recommended Standards of Care 

Investigators may have found a way to locate chemicals capable of suppressing HIV into its dormant state.

New Screening Method Identifies Chemicals That Can Keep HIV Latent

Although ART has helped improve the health of those with HIV, they are at a greater risk of developing complications related to chronic inflammation, such as cardiovascular disease.

Metformin Could Help Reduce Chronic Inflammation in People Living With HIV

TDF-based therapy is associated with renal adverse effects (AEs) and bone loss, whereas TAF-based therapy has been associated with fewer AEs.

Study: HIV Research Leads to Increased Weight Gain With TAF Medication

Some HIV antibody variants, which had mutations concentrated in antibody framework regions, achieved up to 37% neutralization breadth compared to 28% neutralization in the unmodified antibody.