Research Articles
Unveiling HIV's Weak Spots: The Story Behind a Scientific Correction
Explore how a scientific erratum in HIV research reveals the self-correcting nature of science and advances our understanding of vaccine development.
The Silent Threat: How Well-Controlled HIV Still Increases Kidney Disease Risk
Exploring the prevalence of renal impairment in virologically suppressed people living with HIV based on findings from the COCOMO study.
Breaking HIV's Entry Key: The Revolutionary Chimeric Protein Fusion Inhibitor
Discover the groundbreaking chimeric protein-based HIV-1 fusion inhibitor TLT35 that targets gp41 with exceptional potency and stability against drug-resistant strains.
The Silent Shield: How Antiretroviral Therapy Transformed Pregnancy in the HIV Era
How antiretroviral therapy has revolutionized pregnancy outcomes for HIV-positive women, reducing transmission rates to less than 1%.
Beyond Pills and Needles: How a New HIV Regimen Offers Hope in Complex Battles
Exploring the BASE study results on B/F/TAF efficacy in HIV patients with substance use disorders and the intersection of medical treatment with social challenges.
The Race Against Time: How Quickly Can HIV Be Tamed in Ethiopia?
Research on viral load suppression timelines and associated factors for HIV patients in Ethiopia's East Shewa zone.
The Shadow Epidemic: Unmasking HIV's Hidden Health Burdens in the Heart of the Amazon
Exploring the syndemic of HIV, comorbidities and functional decline in Brazil's Amazon region, with focus on Belém, Pará.
The Adherence Puzzle: Why HIV Patients' Self-Reports Don't Match Their Viral Loads
Exploring the discrepancy between self-reported medication adherence and virologic outcomes in HIV patients in Nigeria.
The Surprising Immune Boost: How a Temporary Virus Surprise Trains the Immune System
Discover how transient viremia in SIV-infected macaques leads to stronger immune responses and what this means for HIV vaccine design.
The Frontlines of Hope: South Africa's Battle Against HIV
South Africa's HIV landscape is a study in contrasts: home to the world's largest HIV-positive population yet a pioneer in cutting-edge research and public health initiatives.