HIV Infection

Researchers examined a connection between diffuse white matter signal abnormality and HIV replication in cerebrospinal fluid in patients with neurological issues.

Research found that combination therapy consisting of Tivicay and Edurant was as effective as current four-drug regimens among patients with HIV.

A recent study examined the long-term incidence of viremic episodes in HIV-infected women who initiate antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy.

A recent study sought to examine the relationship between longitudinal measurements of immune function and lung cancer risk in individuals with HIV.

A recent study examined the relationship between vitamin D deficiency in HIV-infected persons and statin-related symptomatic muscle pain.

A recent study examined the vaginal bacteria in HIV-uninfected women to determine if the presence of certain bacteria reduced or increased the risk for HIV infection.

A new study sought to test the effectiveness of risk predicting models on predicting myocardial infarction risks in HIV patients.

A new study examined the most effective methods for testing high-risk populations for HIV in populations facing the most barriers for HIV diagnosis.

The World Health Organization has published new recommendations on self-testing for HIV, which update their 2015 consolidated guidelines.

The FDA has approved a new, daily, fixed-dose combination therapy for HIV treatment, and a new add-on treatment for severe, poorly-controlled asthma.