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Explained: The Scientific Twist Behind The New HIV Pill Breakthrough
The new HIV pill is designed to stop HIV from multiplying by targeting a protein in human cells. The virus uses this protein during its life cycle to make copies of itself.
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New HIV Pill Delivers Breakthrough Results In First Human Trial
Researchers say the treatment appears safe and effective so far, although larger Phase 3 trials will be needed before it can be approved for widespread use.
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2 Lakh People On HIV Treatment: What Karnataka's Latest Report Shows
Karnataka has around 2.60 lakh people living with HIV, but only 2.05 lakh receive antiretroviral therapy, showing a significant treatment gap.
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AIDS Fight Under Threat As Global HIV Funding Reaches Critical Low
The science has never been better, but political will has reached a new low: AIDS experts warned Monday that the fight against HIV was in real danger as funding reaches critical low.
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Nepal Aid Workers Turn To Sex Work After Donald Trump's USAID Cuts
Of the more than 281,000 jobs lost due to Trump's dismantling of USAID, just 23,000 were American, says Sadie Healy, who runs a global health consulting firm and has been tracking the job losses worldwide.
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New HIV Vaccine Offers Strong Protection Against The Virus: What The Study Found
Instead of targeting HIV directly, the new vaccine focuses on training the immune system to produce powerful antibodies capable of recognising many different HIV strains.
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Ending AIDS By 2030: What The New UN Declaration Means
The UN General Assembly adopted a political declaration reaffirming its goal to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 but warns the world is off track.
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Assam Records Highest HIV Cases In Northeast: Doctor Explains Prevention Tips
Assam has the highest number of people living with HIV in Northeast India, with over thirty three thousand cases and a prevalence of zero point one three percent.
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UN Chief Warns Global HIV Fight Needs Faster Political Action
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday called for political will to accelerate and finish the global HIV fight at a high-level meeting of the UN General Assembly.
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World's First HIV-To-HIV Lung Transplant Offers New Hope For Patients
Doctors at NYU Langone Health in the US have successfully performed the world's first lung transplant between an HIV-positive donor and an HIV-positive recipient. Experts say the breakthrough could significantly expand organ access for people living with HIV.
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Highly Effective Prevention Drug Arrives In South Africa, Which Has World's Highest HIV Burden
South Africa launches lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug, aiming to reduce new infections in the country with the highest HIV burden globally.
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New Long Acting Oral HIV Regimen Meets Primary Endpoints In Phase 3 Trials
The combination of islatravir and lenacapavir targets multiple stages of HIV-1 replication, potentially offering people with HIV who are virologically suppressed a novel, long-acting oral single-tablet regimen.
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HIV Enters The Brain And Doesn't Leave - Paradoxically, Drugs Intended To Reduce Brain Inflammation Increase Virus Levels
Currently, there are no treatments to clear HIV from the brain and spinal cord. Researchers have been looking into ways to reduce the stubborn inflammation HIV causes in the central nervous system.
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Honey-Trap Accused Found HIV+ Sparks Major Health Scare In Madhya Pradesh
The development has sent shockwaves through the region, with investigators now racing to identify men who may have come into physical contact with the accused woman.
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Cambodia Hits 95-95-95 HIV Targets, On Track To End AIDS By 2030: Health Minister
Phnom Penh, May 30 (IANS) Cambodia achieved its 95-95-95 HIV treatment targets last year, and is on track to eliminate AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, the country's Minister of Health Chheang Ra has said.
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Explained: The Scientific Twist Behind The New HIV Pill Breakthrough
The new HIV pill is designed to stop HIV from multiplying by targeting a protein in human cells. The virus uses this protein during its life cycle to make copies of itself.
-
New HIV Pill Delivers Breakthrough Results In First Human Trial
Researchers say the treatment appears safe and effective so far, although larger Phase 3 trials will be needed before it can be approved for widespread use.
-
2 Lakh People On HIV Treatment: What Karnataka's Latest Report Shows
Karnataka has around 2.60 lakh people living with HIV, but only 2.05 lakh receive antiretroviral therapy, showing a significant treatment gap.
-
AIDS Fight Under Threat As Global HIV Funding Reaches Critical Low
The science has never been better, but political will has reached a new low: AIDS experts warned Monday that the fight against HIV was in real danger as funding reaches critical low.
-
Nepal Aid Workers Turn To Sex Work After Donald Trump's USAID Cuts
Of the more than 281,000 jobs lost due to Trump's dismantling of USAID, just 23,000 were American, says Sadie Healy, who runs a global health consulting firm and has been tracking the job losses worldwide.
-
New HIV Vaccine Offers Strong Protection Against The Virus: What The Study Found
Instead of targeting HIV directly, the new vaccine focuses on training the immune system to produce powerful antibodies capable of recognising many different HIV strains.
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Ending AIDS By 2030: What The New UN Declaration Means
The UN General Assembly adopted a political declaration reaffirming its goal to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 but warns the world is off track.
-
Assam Records Highest HIV Cases In Northeast: Doctor Explains Prevention Tips
Assam has the highest number of people living with HIV in Northeast India, with over thirty three thousand cases and a prevalence of zero point one three percent.
-
UN Chief Warns Global HIV Fight Needs Faster Political Action
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday called for political will to accelerate and finish the global HIV fight at a high-level meeting of the UN General Assembly.
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World's First HIV-To-HIV Lung Transplant Offers New Hope For Patients
Doctors at NYU Langone Health in the US have successfully performed the world's first lung transplant between an HIV-positive donor and an HIV-positive recipient. Experts say the breakthrough could significantly expand organ access for people living with HIV.
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Highly Effective Prevention Drug Arrives In South Africa, Which Has World's Highest HIV Burden
South Africa launches lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug, aiming to reduce new infections in the country with the highest HIV burden globally.
-
New Long Acting Oral HIV Regimen Meets Primary Endpoints In Phase 3 Trials
The combination of islatravir and lenacapavir targets multiple stages of HIV-1 replication, potentially offering people with HIV who are virologically suppressed a novel, long-acting oral single-tablet regimen.
-
HIV Enters The Brain And Doesn't Leave - Paradoxically, Drugs Intended To Reduce Brain Inflammation Increase Virus Levels
Currently, there are no treatments to clear HIV from the brain and spinal cord. Researchers have been looking into ways to reduce the stubborn inflammation HIV causes in the central nervous system.
-
Honey-Trap Accused Found HIV+ Sparks Major Health Scare In Madhya Pradesh
The development has sent shockwaves through the region, with investigators now racing to identify men who may have come into physical contact with the accused woman.
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Cambodia Hits 95-95-95 HIV Targets, On Track To End AIDS By 2030: Health Minister
Phnom Penh, May 30 (IANS) Cambodia achieved its 95-95-95 HIV treatment targets last year, and is on track to eliminate AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, the country's Minister of Health Chheang Ra has said.
