HIV, or Human Immunodeficiency Virus, is a type of virus that weakens the immune system, making one susceptible to a variety of infections. Although there is no cure for HIV, with the right treatment, ...

At 48 weeks, 98% of patients with HIV and initial viremia on long-acting ART achieved viral suppression, supporting updated ...

The decrease in CD4 ... HIV-infected patient whose CD4-cell count remains unchanged — or even declines — despite complete virologic suppression with antiretroviral therapy (ART).

When diagnosed with HIV, the timing of treatment initiation ... Starting antiretroviral therapy (ART) immediately after diagnosis helps maintain higher CD4 cell counts by preventing the virus ...

The study found 20% of women who took a drug intervention that included antibodies remained virally suppressed without ...

Healio will have live coverage of this year’s ESCMID Global, one of the largest medical conferences dedicated to infectious diseases and clinical microbiology in the world. Clinical Infectious ...

and later years of HIV diagnosis were associated with shorter time to ART initiation. Conversely, individuals with higher CD4 ...

The number of people living with HIV in South Africa continues to rise, surpassing eight million in 2024. This is according ...

The Africa Health Research Institute said the trial shows that 20% of participants remain off ART and are virally ... that the study tested a promising HIV treatment approach called combination ...