There are certain symptoms of HIV that can be spotted early after you have been exposed to the disease. Here are 7 early ...

Medical experts who reviewed the case for Newsweek said a routine blood test could have saved the 45-year-old's life.

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) ...

Tackling HIV continues to be a major public health challenge, mainly because the persistence of viral reservoirs means that ...

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 ...

Some people develop AIDS within a few years of HIV infection. Others remain completely healthy (symptom-free) for 10 or even 20 years. When early (acute) symptoms are present, they will likely ...

Acute HIV symptoms develop within two to four ... Chronic HIV is also known as asymptomatic HIV infection. It's possible for people not to have any symptoms or feel sick. Severe HIV complications ...

Long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy (ART) can be administered at home to persons living with HIV as safely and ...

The following is a summary of “Risk of severe bacterial infections including TB before and after immediate or deferred ...

Real-world data indicated ART with DTG+3TC was effective and well tolerated among patients with HIV infection regardless of prior ART exposure.

A traveller’s persistent diarrhoea uncovers a surprising dual infection. Explore why detailed history and diagnostics are ...

Vitamin D supplements may not be an effective defense against acute respiratory infections, a recent study has found. It’s still possible the vitamin supplementation could reduce the severity ...