The rate of new HIV infections in the United States has plateaued at about 50000 a year for the last decade, but young gay and bisexual men, particularly African-Americans, have suffered an increase.   .. more …

According to the World Health Organization, significant progress has been made in recent years in increasing access to HIV treatment in the developing world. Between 2002 and 2010, the number of peop   .. more …

This means that people who combine the anti-seizure drugs with their HIV therapy might be at higher risk of HIV treatment failure. To study how a group of older anti-seizure drugs—including Dilanti   .. more …

JOHANNESBURG, 14 June 2011 (PlusNews) – Local understanding of children's immune systems may be delaying access to paediatric HIV treatment, according to a study at a rural clinic in northern Mal   .. more …

Study: Early HIV Treatment Protects Against Virus Spread

Treating HIV infections right away, before patients are too sick, could lower their chances of spreading the AIDS virus to sexual pa   .. more …

March 18, 2011 — There is a growing gap between the number of individuals living with HIV and the number of healthcare providers required to meet their needs, according to a new report from the Ins   .. more …

while seven now are at the end of development, she said. Recent failures by Merck and Avex Ltd., an Australian biotechnology company highlight the difficulty drugmakers face in coming up with a medic   .. more …