Computer-based HIV prevention helps at-risk teens • HIV/AIDS news • Jun 12 07 Delinquent and at-risk teens who complete a brief computer-based program designed to reduce risky sexual behaviors are less likely to have sex and more likely to have sex with fewer partners,… HIV down among pregnant women - S. Africa health min • HIV/AIDS news • Jun 08 07 South Africa’s controversial health minister returned to the spotlight on Thursday after snubbing a major AIDS conference, announcing a “significant” decrease in the number of pregnant women… WHO calls for massive expansion in HIV testing • HIV/AIDS news • May 31 07 Voluntary HIV tests should be offered to all patients attending clinics, for whatever reason, in countries where AIDS is widespread, the World Health Organisation said on Wednesday. Elsewhere, testing… 1 in 3 HIV positive gay men report unprotected sex • HIV/AIDS news • Apr 30 07 A tale of 3 cities - Persisting high HIV prevalence, risk behavior and undiagnosed infection in community samples of men who have sex with men More than… Girls born with HIV infection at higher risk for cervical problems • HIV/AIDS news • Apr 27 07 A generation of children born with HIV are now coming of age and reaching sexual maturity. Girls in this group who are sexually active are experiencing… AIDS ravages poor children needlessly • HIV/AIDS news • Apr 18 07 Hundreds of thousands of children are dying of AIDS in developing countries because they do not have access to treatment readily available elsewhere, U.N. health agencies said on Tuesday. While paediatric HIV… Drug used to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child damages DNA • HIV/AIDS news • Apr 07 07 Studies demonstrate that AZT causes genetic damage that may increase future cancer risk HIV transmission from mother to child can occur in utero, during labor… HIV-infected Canada woman charged with sex assault • HIV/AIDS news • Mar 26 07 A Canadian woman who had sex with men she met in bars, without using a condom and without telling them she was HIV-positive, has been charged with sexual assault, police… HIV in late childhood and adolescence a growing problem • HIV/AIDS news • Mar 12 07 Scientists have highlighted for the first time the plight of the growing number of older children and adolescents living with undiagnosed HIV and AIDS in Africa. In a… Pfizer says maraviroc suppresses AIDS virus • HIV/AIDS news • Feb 28 07 Pfizer Inc. said on Tuesday pivotal-stage trials found that adding its experimental HIV drug maraviroc to a regimen of the best-available drugs resulted in twice as many patients achieving suppression of… HIV in drug users unrelated to needle-exchange • HIV/AIDS news • Feb 21 07 Higher risk profiles account for the high rates of HIV infection among injection drug users who participate in needle exchange programs, not participation in the program itself, according to researchers… Researchers discover new details about HIV-1 entry and infection • HIV/AIDS news • Feb 16 07 The primary targets of HIV-1 infection in the human vagina have been definitively identified in a new study published in the February 2007 issue of the journal Immunity,… Smoking pot cuts nerve pain from HIV infection • HIV/AIDS news • Feb 13 07 Smoking cannabis daily can significantly reduce the chronic nerve pain experienced by many HIV-infected patients, according to results of a trial conducted at the University of California, San Francisco.… Study finds young Africans suffering advanced HIV disease from delayed diagnosis • HIV/AIDS news • Feb 08 07 A new study suggests the effects of long-standing, undiagnosed HIV infection are hanging over a generation of adolescents in Zimbabwe, causing organ damage, chronic ill health,… HIV Dementia Alarmingly High in Africa • HIV/AIDS news • Jan 30 07 An international study led by Johns Hopkins suggests that the rate of HIV-associated dementia is so high in sub-Saharan Africa that HIV dementia along with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia from strokes… Scientists find potential ‘off-switch’ for HIV virus • HIV/AIDS news • Jan 11 07 While there is no cure for lingering viral infections such as HIV and herpes, a recent study at Princeton University suggests it may be possible to deactivate such viruses indefinitely… HIV treatments improve health, but nutritional issues remain • HIV/AIDS news • Dec 22 06 Despite the success of highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART), people with HIV may still be at higher risk for nutritional deficiencies and abnormalities. In two different studies, researchers at… Indian state plans obligatory pre-marriage HIV test • HIV/AIDS news • Dec 20 06 India’s Andhra Pradesh state, which has the country’s largest number of HIV cases, is set to become the first to make it mandatory for couples to take a HIV test… New Drug Offers Promise as Single Treatment for HIV • HIV/AIDS news • Dec 13 06 An experimental antiretroviral drug designated “MK-0518” rapidly achieves sharp reductions in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) levels, and may offer the prospect of single-drug treatment for patients with HIV… Hormonal contraception doesn’t raise HIV risk • HIV/AIDS news • Dec 11 06 Using hormonal contraception does not appear to increase women’s overall risk of contracting the AIDS virus, according to a U.S. National Institutes of Health study published on Thursday. The study, published… New approaches to expanding HIV testing • HIV/AIDS news • Dec 04 06 Nearly 300 U.S. physicians, government health officials and HIV/AIDS advocates on Wednesday gathered in Washington, D.C., for a two-day meeting that focuses on new approaches to expanding HIV testing in the… Best HIV-Prevention Programs Help People Build Skills • HIV/AIDS news • Dec 04 06 A new evidence review is arming local health agencies with the most effective ways of stopping the spread of HIV - role-playing, better personal communication and proper condom use, for… Man sent to prison for knowingly spreading HIV • HIV/AIDS news • Nov 27 06 A man in the U.S. infected with HIV, who knowingly exposed three women to the virus, has been sentenced to almost three years in prison. A jury has found… HIV infection on the rise worldwide • HIV/AIDS news • Nov 21 06 HIV infection is rising in every region of the world and, most worrying, in countries like Uganda and Thailand that had been heralded as success stories in the fight against AIDS,… Early-stage immune system control of HIV may depend on inherited factors • HIV/AIDS news • Nov 04 06 Findings may provide important clues for vaccine development How well an individual’s immune system controls HIV during the earliest phases of infection appears to depend on… Page 30 of 45 pages « First < 28 29 30 31 32 > Last » << Back to main