Research Articles
The SAMISS Score: How a Simple Screening Tool Is Revolutionizing HIV Care in the American South
Discover how the SAMISS screening tool is transforming HIV care in the American South by identifying patients at risk of falling out of treatment.
Kuan-Teh Jeang: The Virus Hunter Whose Research Transformed Modern Virology
Exploring the life, scientific contributions, and enduring legacy of Dr. Kuan-Teh Jeang, whose groundbreaking research on HIV and HTLV-1 revolutionized virology.
The Genetic Shield: How CCR5 and Chemokines Influence HIV in Brazil
Explore how CCR5 genotypes and β-chemokine concentrations affect HIV susceptibility in Brazil's diverse population. Learn about genetic resistance mechanisms and therapeutic applications.
Fostemsavir: A Long-Acting Lifeline for Treatment-Experienced People with HIV
Explore how fostemsavir provides durable viral suppression and immune recovery for heavily treatment-experienced people with HIV through the BRIGHTE trial data.
The Silent Epidemic: Hepatitis C and HIV Co-Infection in Rural Cameroon
Exploring the prevalence and risk factors of HCV and HIV co-infection in rural Cameroon through a groundbreaking population study.
The Invisible War: How Retrovirology Shapes Our Health and Society
Exploring the profound impact of retroviruses on human DNA, health, and society through cutting-edge research and scientific breakthroughs.
From Death Sentence to Managed Condition: The Unlikely Story of AIDS
How a terrifying epidemic was redefined, and what it taught us about science, society, and survival.
When Viruses Attack the Brain: The Pioneering Conference That Changed Neuroscience
Explore how the joint 4th International Symposium on NeuroVirology and 10th International Conference on Neuroscience of HIV Infection transformed our understanding of viral brain infections.
The Secret Language of Immunity: How Cytokines Battle Viruses and Why Their Names Matter
Explore the fascinating world of immune communication through cytokines and chemokines, and discover how viruses like HIV and HBV manipulate these messengers to evade our defenses.
Scissors, Viruses, and a Hidden Door: Rewriting Our Cells to Beat HIV
Explore how CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology is being used to inhibit HIV-1 infection by targeting the CCR5 receptor in primary CD4+ T-cells.