Six people sought new organs. They ended up with HIV.
Officials in Brazil’s well-regarded public health system are scrambling to explain this week how six transplant patients ...
More patients say they might have been exposed to HIV, Hepatitis at Vanderbilt Clinic
More patients have come forward after FOX 17 News first reported there was an issue during some endoscopy procedures at ...
Truepill’s Sid Viswanathan Is Back With A New Pharmacy Startup Focused On HIV
Alchemy, which sets up pharmacies in community clinics, said that it had raised $31 million from Andreessen Horowitz and ...
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A guide to longevity with HIV after stroke
In the complex landscape of chronic health conditions, living with HIV while recovering from a stroke presents a unique set ...
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ICU Mortality of People Living With HIV Has Decreased Over Time
Patients living with HIV in Barcelona, Spain have seen a decrease in mortality of patients in critically ill condition ...
Racial health equity group registers voters, talks HIV at Nashville's Fisk and other HBCUs
The NMAC recently toured Nashville's Fisk University and five other HBCUs to register students to vote and discuss HIV ...
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Cities Can Help Fight the HIV Crisis in Latinx Communities
Op-ed: By investing in a peer workforce, policymakers can help Latinx communities overcome barriers to accessing quality HIV ...
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Experts Highlight Alarming Jump in HIV Infections Among Latinos
While annual HIV surveillance reports released by the CDC in May showed that the number of estimated new HIV infections per ...
Mpox vaccine shown to be highly effective for people with HIV, study finds
The study found that vaccination reduced mpox cases by 84% in this population, providing a significant level of protection ...
Bridging the gap between science and community in HIV response
Natal, alarming gaps between scientific advancements and community behaviour persist. This article explores the critical need ...
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SNHD encourages HIV testing ahead of National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day
Oct. 15 is National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day, focusing on the impact of HIV in Hispanic/Latinx communities while promoting effective ways to prevent, treat and stop the transmission of HIV.