Research Articles
A Double Victory: New Hope in Treating Twin Viral Infections
How a simple pill is transforming lives for patients battling both HIV and Hepatitis C, especially in Black communities.
Nature's Pharmacy: The Quest for Traditional Herbs in HIV Management
Exploring how traditional herbs affect CD4 cell counts and viral load in HIV disease progression through scientific research.
The Silent Revolution: How Organizing Care Transforms HIV Outcomes
Exploring how the organization and delivery of HIV care impacts patient outcomes, from specialized centers to innovative care models.
Cracking the Code: How Scientists Outsmart HIV's Shape-Shifting Tricks
Explore how HIV drug resistance testing helps scientists stay ahead of the virus's mutations and develop effective treatments.
HIV in the Brain: Unlocking the Mystery of Neurological Consequences
Explore how HIV invades the brain, causes neurobehavioral changes, and the latest research on eliminating viral reservoirs in the CNS.
The Unspoken Question: Can Oral Sex Really Transmit HIV?
Exploring the science behind HIV transmission through oral sex, examining biological factors, risk statistics, and prevention strategies.
The Humanized Mouse: A Tiny Window into the Battle Against HIV
Explore how humanized mice with fully functioning human immune systems are revolutionizing HIV research and accelerating the quest for a cure.
City vs Countryside: The Surprising Truth About HIV Treatment in South Africa
Discover the groundbreaking findings from KwaZulu-Natal that challenge assumptions about HIV treatment outcomes in urban versus rural South Africa.
The Silent Setback: Understanding HIV Treatment Failure in Ethiopia
Explore the factors behind HIV treatment failure in Ethiopia through comprehensive meta-analysis data and scientific insights.
The Once-Daily Pill That Stops HIV in Its Tracks: A Breakthrough in Emergency Prevention
Discover how once-daily raltegravir with tenofovir/emtricitabine is transforming HIV post-exposure prophylaxis, offering unprecedented protection and tolerability.