Collaborate Disseminate
Early trials showed the vaccine caused an immune response, but whether that’s enough to prevent someone from getting HIV is another question. Continue reading New, Genetically-Modified HIV Vaccine Enters Next Phase of Trials
NIH scientists find most potent, wide-reaching HIV antibody so-far known. Continue reading New Antibody Neutralizes Nearly Every HIV Strain
It brings the typical three-day wait for test results down to under half an hour. Continue reading This USB-Sized Device Can Detect HIV in Under 30 Minutes
“In persons with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, smoking is a scourge.” Continue reading For Those with HIV, Cigarettes Have Become More Dangerous Than the Actual Virus
The disconnect between Silicon Valley and health research. Continue reading There’s One Problem with Mark Zuckerberg’s Plan to Solve All Diseases
Catching cancer is extremely rare in the entire animal kingdom, but a few representative cases are enlightening. Continue reading To Understand Contagious Cancer Is to Understand Cancer Itself
The discovery offers a new target for future treatments. Continue reading Scientists Discover a Vulnerability in HIV’s Protective Shell
Fewer people are dying, but the HIV infection rate has stayed the same since 2005. Continue reading Why Isn’t the Global Rate of HIV Infection Declining?
A recent trial finds hope for a cloned natural antibody in fighting dormant HIV. Continue reading Promising Antibody Therapy Wakes Up HIV Just To Kill It
The FDA still bans men who have had sex with other men in the last year from donating. Continue reading What Science Says About Gay Men Donating Blood