HIV

Through a shell company, a New York pharmacist improperly billed Medicaid and others $274 million for illegally obtained HIV drugs.

Many conventional tests unable to detect resistance to antiretroviral drugs for HIV.

Athletes from a variety of sports dealt with the hardships of diseases treated by specialty pharmacy.

Receiving early ART associated with a 316-fold decrease in HIV DNA after 3 years.

Anti-PD-1 antibodies produced more activated antiviral cells to attack HIV.

HIV screenings at home and immediate administration of antiretroviral therapy in HIV-positive patients shows promise.

It was previously believed that HIV-related brain inflammation may prevent Alzheimer’s disease.

Increased life expectancy for HIV-positive patients spurs the need to discuss advanced care planning.

Resistance development has been minimal under the controlled high adherence conditions of clinical trials. However, real-world adherence is less consistent.

Treatment with Truvada highly effective in reducing the risk of HIV.

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Chimeric antigen receptors, typically studied for cancer immunotherapy, may treat HIV.

Researchers seek to eliminate HIV reservoirs with antiretroviral therapy.

Breastfed Infants with an HIV-positive mother had an altered microbiome.

Adherence to oral PrEP combined with coordinated counseling found to improve HIV therapy.

New study results suggest tenofovir rectal gel is a safe method for preventing HIV transmission.

Once-daily dose prevented vaginal and oral HIV transmission in animal models.

Viral suppression may translate to safe sex among couple with an HIV positive individual.

A team of 4 transcription factors work together to trigger a cell to turn into a T cell.

The crackdown on opioid abuse has prompted increased heroin use in communities across the United States.

HIV-infected patients are 4 times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than uninfected individuals.

Researchers seek to induce broadly neutralizing antibodies to block numerous HIV variants.

HIV infection is a proinflammatory condition predisposing patients to arteriosclerosis, diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, and vascular thrombosis.

Acute HIV infection describes the initial period of high viral load after exposure, but before seroconversion.

A recent outbreak of invasive meningococcal disease has been seen mostly among men who have sex with men.