They usually go away within two to three weeks. This early stage of HIV infection is called acute HIV infection. The US public health agency the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ...

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This study provides evidence that single-cell multi-omics profiling can reveal key regulators of HIV-1 persistence and early immune dysregulation, particularly implicating KLF2 and Th17 cells as major ...

The first known case of HIV-1 infection in human was detected in 1959, from a blood sample of a man in Kinshasa, Democratic ...

During acute and early HIV infection, high levels of viremia generate a massive immunologic response, which in turn contributes to rapid CD4-cell depletion. Given this process, researchers have ...

The majority of people do not experience symptoms when they first acquire hepatitis C, a period known as acute infection. Among people living with HIV, routine liver function tests sometimes reveal ...

HIV invasion through the mucosa of the female lower genital tract contributes the largest number of new HIV infections worldwide. The second leading site of viral invasion is the lower male ...

We have another cohort. We identify individuals with acute HIV infection. We screen them twice a week. We then put them on antiretroviral treatment immediately. The reason we’re studying both ...