Viral suppression among transgender people enrolled in Medicaid living in New York City went up after receiving gender-affirming surgery, according to research presented to CROI 2021.
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Sao Paulo patient has detectable viral load again
A Brazilian man who last summer had no evidence of remaining HIV after more than 15 months off antiretroviral therapy once again had detectable viral
African HIV programmes ‘resilient’ during COVID-19 pandemic
Data from over 1000 health facilities in eleven countries in sub-Saharan Africa showed a transient effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on HIV services, followed by
Long-acting injectables for HIV treatment and prevention
A panel discussion at the virtual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2021) highlighted the importance of injectable HIV medications being practical and affordable. Professor Diane Havlir
Lets Talk HIV & AIDS
The Ernest Foundation had a project in one of the schools educating the young men and women and all present about the Human Immunodeficienty Virus
Wellness Project Case Study
“The fund from The People Health Trust has helped The Ernest Foundation (TEF) to strengthen the support for people living with HIV/AIDS, as it has
HIV diagnoses hit seven year low – lowest level of HIV diagnoses in seven years
Australia has recorded its lowest level of HIV diagnoses in seven years, according to a new report from the Kirby Institute at UNSW Sydney. The report, released
Zoledronic acid is more effective than switching from tenofovir in HIV-positive people with low bone mineral density
Two infusions of zoledronic acid resulted in significantly greater increases in bone mineral density over 24 months than switching from tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) in
Racial segregation associated with new HIV infections among black heterosexuals living in the US
A greater degree of racial segregation in urban areas of the United States is associated with more new HIV infections among black heterosexual men and
I approached him when he was in his good moods: how pregnant women introduce HIV self-tests to their partners
Providing HIV self-testing kits to pregnant women to encourage HIV testing in their male partners is acceptable to men and women in Uganda, but women