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There’s a breakthrough in the quest to find a permanent solution to HIV/AIDS through a combination of immunotherapy and ART (antiviral therapy). A news report

Modern advancements in science and technology have made it easier for people living with HIV. Recently, researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel

There are specific antibodies and T cells in the human body that help fight specific pathogens after infection or vaccination. The immune system has an

A recent study of inferior vena cava (IVC) filters using active strategy VTE-CT-based filter removal showed an improved rate in successfully removing IVC filters. According

With the race for an HIV vaccine still on, researchers are constantly looking for new ways to eradicate the virus. A new test that calculates

For over three decades, the world has been searching for a way to eradicate HIV completely. The virus progressively works against the immune system of

It’s been more than 30 years since scientists started hunting for a vaccine that would eradicate HIV, the virus known for causing AIDS if untreated.

A news report published by Drugwatch disclosed that the stomach acid drug Zantac forms high levels of toxic NDMA (N-Nitrosodimethylamine) in the body. Relying on

A reformulated HIV PrEP annual implant, Islatravir, could keep people from contracting the virus for a year. This is the result of a minor, early

It’s been over a year since the United States Food and Drug Administration approved emtricitabine/TAF (Descovy) as PrEP. Since then — October 2019 — many

It’s been a year since the medical community celebrated the introduction of new PrEP drug Cabotegravir. But a new analysis shows that the once-promising pre-exposure

It is a fact that humans possess unique multi-layered defense systems against viral infections.  A recent study by the University of Texas shows that a