As the global HIV response faces shrinking funding, increasing pressure on civil society, and growing attacks on human rights and gender equality, UNAIDS' Eamonn Murphy has called for communities to ...

Cryopreserver Vitrafy has entered a partnership with the oldest blood bank in the US to reduce platelet wastage with better ...

As the world faces new and often untreatable viral threats, Simon Fraser University researchers have found a way to cut years ...

A new method at the University of Missouri could transform how Rocky Mountain spotted fever is diagnosed. The method detects ...

The Trump administration’s disruptions to a global AIDS relief program have forced organizations to close clinics, lay off staff and cut ...

A whopping 130 people, mostly children have tested positive in Pakistan’s Sindh province. An inquiry has revealed that ...

This important study provides a mechanistic view of how antibody affinity maturation can reshape encounter-state landscapes and association pathways, with implications for understanding HIV antibody ...

A Sindh Healthcare Commission inspection found serious lapses at Pakistan's Valika Hospital, including unsafe disposal of ...

ACOG released updated clinical guidance on the screening and prevention of HIV, recommending several strategies and processes ...

Sri Lanka, July 14 -- The Health and Mass Media Ministry has taken steps to implement a special programme titled "Mobile ...

With five years left to Uganda's target of ending HIV/Aids as a public health threat, universities have come under renewed scrutiny over their role in preventing new infections among young people.

HIV was once considered a terminal diagnosis. However, this once life-threatening disease is now a manageable condition. People diagnosed with HIV are living longer, healthier lives thanks to advances ...