A new study by researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst published in Health Care Management Sciences found that a hypothetical 100% effective intervention to address barriers to HIV treatment and care due to depression, homelessness, individual and neighborhood poverty, education disparities, lack of insurance, and unemployment could reduce national HIV incidence by 29% over 10 years. ...
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A study compared the screening performances of a tools used in cervical cancer screening in HIV-positive women.
Targeted discovery proteomics and transcriptomics approaches were used.
A plant-based diet may reduce cardiovascular risk in people with HIV.
Greater than half of infants insured with Medicaid who were diagnosed with HIV not receive preventative treatment.
There are significant challenges in achieving diabetes control in patients with both diabetes and HIV.
A two-dose schedule administered just one week apart can potentially increase the efficacy of an HIV vaccine.
A study used a novel combination approach to increase understanding of the negative effect efavirenz has on the brain.
Metformin may help deplete the viral reservoir and eliminate it in people living with HIV undergoing antiretroviral therapy.
The study will provide HIV prevention, diagnosis, and treatment for incarcerated people with opioid use disorder.
An experimental drug originally developed to treat cancer shows potential in clearing HIV from infected cells in the brain.
Lisa Barr discusses what's being done to bring us closer to an HIV-free future.
Having a strong social support system is vital to the health and well-being of older adults with HIV.
The artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT can help Black women educate themselves on HIV prevention anonymously.
The LGBTQ dating app Grindr allegedly sold the private information of its users, including HIV status, to advertisers.
A lack of the small protein interferon-β can compromise brain function in patients with HIV.
A nanofluidic implant delivered an HIV drug with superior potency compared with oral and other HIV drugs.
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