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Trump’s critics should back his HIV plan, but hold him to it on all fronts

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Feb 6, 2019
Health, Opinion, Policy, Science
For the most part, President Trump’s second State of the Union speech met the expectations of his critics, with plenty of boasting, showboating, and many statements that only make sense given the worldview of T...

Australia’s successful, large-scale HIV prevention offers a model for other nations

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Oct 17, 2018
Health, Policy, Science
A landmark HIV medication trial in Australia could be paving a path for other high-income nations to reduce new HIV infections, according to researchers. The trial reduced new HIV infections 25 percent over a y...

Long acting HIV drugs could replace daily pill regimen

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Aug 27, 2018
Health, Innovation, Science
Long-acting HIV injections may relieve patients of the need for a lifelong regimen of daily pills, according to a press release from ViiV Healthcare, described in a Science report. Daily pills are necessary ...

Genetically modified rice strain could serve as HIV treatment

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Aug 1, 2018
Health, Innovation, Science
A strain of genetically modified rice, described in research published this week, may be able to help patients manage HIV, according to Newsweek. The disease affects nearly 37 million people worldwide, accor...

First human trials for HIV vaccine to start next year

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Jun 13, 2018
Health, Innovation, Science
Researchers at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) are getting ready to begin the first ever human trial for an HIV vaccine - one that has already shown promise in mice, guinea pig...

Trials show promise for experimental HIV vaccine

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Nov 15, 2016
Health, Innovation, Science
A new study has shown promise for an experimental HIV vaccine, when combined with compounds that stimulate the immune system. The study successfully used such a combination to suppress the equivalent of HIV in ...

Scientists say Blocking HIV Sugar Supply Kills its Growth

Jamie Hacking
Jun 1, 2015
Health
The battle against HIV is getting keener and it seems that mankind has for the first time got an upper hand. A groundbreaking study reveals that cutting off the supply of sugar can halt the reproduction of HIV....
"Online Breast Milk Sale Has Hidden Pitfalls"

Online Breast Milk Sale has hidden Pitfalls due to no safety standards

Jamie Hacking
Apr 14, 2015
Health
There is a growing demand for mother’s milk online and since no safety standards are in place, the safety of infants is endangered. A recent study revealed that one out of every 10 samples which were bought onl...
Austin faces HIV epidemic intravenous drug usage culprit

Austin faces HIV AIDS epidemic – intravenous drug usage culprit

Cody Gash
Mar 27, 2015
Health
Austin, Indiana - In recent developments, a widespread panic seems to have gripped Austin, Indiana as the number of HIV infected patients witness a sudden surge. From 26 cases recorded in the beginning of March...

New York fights in tandem and togetherness against rising AIDS cases

Cody Gash
Feb 28, 2015
Health
Residents of New York City are seeing a noteworthy increase in Human Immunodeficiency Virus or HIV infection. The infected individuals, who have been diagnosed and are being cared for, are witnessing steady plu...
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