HIV Infection

The World Health Organization has published new recommendations on self-testing for HIV, which update their 2015 consolidated guidelines.

The FDA has approved a new, daily, fixed-dose combination therapy for HIV treatment, and a new add-on treatment for severe, poorly-controlled asthma.

A recent study examined whether a once-daily pill regimen designed to keep patients HIV-negative was effective in a real-world setting.

New research weighed the benefits and harms of beginning antiretroviral therapy immediately in HIV positive individuals, rather than relying on CD4+ cell counts to determine when to begin treatment.

Researchers have created a molecule that may help to make HIV cells vulnerable to the immune system and could lead to the development of vaccines against the virus.

The CDC has issued new recommendations for healthcare providers following investigation of a large outbreak of HIV among injection drug users in southeastern Indiana.

Guideline authors revised recommendations for the use of antiretroviral drug use in adults and adolescents infected with HIV.

Researchers tested the effects of a common herpes medication on levels of HIV-1 in patients with and without herpes infection.

Making improvements in HIV diagnosis and retention in care is as important as reducing high-risk sexual and drug use behaviors in terms of cutting the number of HIV transmissions in the United States,...

Researchers report a recombinant form of the HIV virus in Cuba that appears to be much more aggressive than other forms of the virus.