Stories about: AIDS  

MongoDB databases left unprotected online are to blame

The antibody is effective in different stages of infection

Rather, it is our own immune cells that trigger the disease

The innovative implantable device works by releasing antiretroviral drugs at a steady pace, scientists explain

Researchers say that the antibody, dubbed 3BNC117, shows great promise when it comes to reducing viral load

The new HIV variant, discovered in patients in Cuba, progresses to AIDS in just 3 years after infection

Researchers develop a solution for screening on the go

Timothy Ray Brown was cured of HIV in 2007, after having lived with the virus in his body for about 12 years

Study finds antibodies produced by llamas can successfully neutralize dozens of different HIV strains

The widespread access to antiretroviral therapy is partly to thank for the fact that HIV is now less virulent

Apple responsible for $75M / €60M in donations

The young woman shared manicure instruments with a cousin who was eventually found to be HIV-positive

Cook came out as gay yesterday in an essay for Businessweek

The innovative fabric comprises silk-like fibers containing a topical anti-HIV drug

An enhanced mutation rate would cause the virus to weaken and die out, they say

The achievement is “one important step on the path toward a permanent cure for AIDS”

The child now has detectable levels of HIV in its body, researchers say