HIV/AIDS | Treatment

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Scientists Report Possibly Curing HIV in a Woman

Two men have previously been cured, but this latest case required a new approach.

By Giddy Staff

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Does PrEP Protect Against the Newly Discovered HIV Variant?

Yes, evidence suggests pre-exposure prophylactics will still do the job.

By Tim Lalonde

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A Parent's Guide to PrEP for Teens

What does a straight mother of a gay son need to know about the HIV prevention pill?

By Shannon Jordan

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Cultural Bias Impedes PrEP Education and Access

Sex ed and health programs still have a long way to go when it comes to disease prevention.

By Aleck Woogmaster

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What Does a Successful RNA Vaccine Mean for Current HIV Patients?

Do successful coronavirus vaccines mean hope for vaccination against HIV/AIDS?

By Aleck Woogmaster

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Why Are HIV Medications So Expensive?

ART and PrEP save lives, but costs for the patient add up quickly.

By Aleck Woogmaster

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Treatment of HIV/AIDS

How do HIV medications work? Have we cured AIDS? Can HIV transmission be prevented?

By Aleck Woogmaster

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What an Injectable HIV Drug Means for HIV Treatments

Are injectables the future of viral load suppression therapy?

By Rachel Mantock

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HIV/AIDS Treatment: Remarkable Advances Lead to Longevity

The evolution of HIV/AIDS treatment has helped many patients enjoy normal life expectancy.

By Anastasia Climan

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PrEP Basics: An HIV Prevention Strategy

Pre-exposure prophylaxis has helped many people avoid HIV. Find out if it might work for you.

By Aleck Woogmaster