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Going beyond the ‘trans women are women’ slogan
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Bill filed to make discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, sex characteristics a punishable offense
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Electronic medical records help save lives of people living with HIV – study
Common water pill may help HIV medicines work faster and reduce inflammation – study
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Study reveals where HIV hides in different parts of the body
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Adding spironolactone led to a significant 4.4‑fold reduction in HIV RNA inside cells across the body and broadly lowered activity in genes linked to...
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As the world observes World AIDS Day (WAD) every December 1, "there is a need to go beyond the numbers," stressed Michael David dela...
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HIV doesn’t integrate randomly. Instead, it follows unique patterns in different tissues, possibly shaped by the local environment and immune responses.
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Older adults with HIV are prescribed opioids at a higher rate and are more likely to have indicators of opioid use disorder.
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The current price of lenacapavir for HIV treatment in the US is $28,000 per person per year. These new agreements, crafted with generic producers,...
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Currently, the only long-acting PrEP therapies require injection by a healthcare provider, which isn’t always feasible for people. Long-acting, oral PrEP therapies could facilitate...
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Adolescents and young adults want to learn about HIV prevention the same way they learn about new tunes, life hacks, and the latest slang...
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The first weeks of life, when the immune system is naturally more tolerant, may be the optimal window for delivering gene therapies that would...
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More than half of infants diagnosed with HIV in their first year of life had not received this essential postnatal treatment — suggesting their...
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