HIV-Linked Blood Cancers Strike Younger Patients and Cut Survival, Single-Center Study Finds
A retrospective cohort study of 166 people living with HIV finds that hematologic malignancies strike younger patients, track with high ...
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No Formal Education, Daily Labour, and Low CD4 Counts Drive Poor TB Outcomes in Refugee Camps
A case-control study from Gambella refugee camps identifies no formal education, daily labour, drug resistance, and low CD4 counts as ...
Two-Drug Combination Locks HIV Transcription into Durable Silence
A new iScience study shows that combining a selective CDK9 inhibitor with a PP2A-activating drug durably silences HIV transcription in ...
HIV Patients in Southern Iran Arrive Late: Nearly Half Show Severe Immunosuppression at First Visit
A retrospective cohort of 112 HIV patients in Shiraz, Iran, found that 46 percent had CD4+ T-cell counts below 200 ...
Questionnaire Model Ranks HIV Testing Encounters for Extra Support
A questionnaire-based machine-learning model developed from HIV sentinel surveillance data ranked testing encounters among men who have sex with men ...
Early Treatment Failure Signals: One in 15 HIV Patients in Hubei Miss Viral Suppression at 24 Weeks
A retrospective cohort study of 4,535 treatment-naive people living with HIV in Hubei, China found that 6.81 percent failed to ...
HIV and Hepatitis Burden Laid Bare Among Women Who Inject Drugs in Mozambique
A new cross-sectional survey finds that nearly 29 percent of women who inject drugs in five Mozambican cities are living ...
Multiplex Nucleic Acid Testing Uncovers Hidden Hepatitis B Infections in High-Risk Groups
A Chinese cross-sectional study of 1,202 people who use drugs and men who have sex with men found that upfront ...
Simpler, Long-Acting Antiretroviral Strategies Reshape HIV Prevention and Care
A new review in Virology Journal examines how simplified and long-acting antiretroviral regimens reduce treatment burden across the HIV prevention ...
Geographically Tailored Vaccine Design Could Reshape the HIV Immunization Paradigm
A new computational framework integrates regional HIV subtype diversity and host HLA allele frequencies to prioritize geographically tailored vaccine epitope ...
How a Global Health Team Plans to Map the Hidden Playbook for Merging Diabetes and HIV Care
A University of Washington-led team has published a registered protocol for a scoping review that will systematically map the implementation ...
Airway Microbes and Immune Networks Reshape Inflammation in HIV-Linked COPD
A two-year multi-omics study in Uganda finds that temporal ecological turnover, disease-specific microbial signatures and non-linear host-microbe interaction networks shape ...
Sex Work and Male-With-Male Sex Sharply Raise HIV Risk for People Who Inject Drugs, Global Analysis Finds
A global meta-analysis finds that people who inject drugs who engage in sex work or male-with-male sex face substantially elevated ...
Plasma Cholesterol and IL-18 Flag Persistent Fatigue in HIV Patients Whose Immunity Never Recovers
A combined metabolomics and cytokine study of HIV immunological non-responders identifies elevated cholesterol and altered IL-18, IP-10, and MIF levels ...
Lifting Medicaid Prescription Caps Boosted HIV Medication Adherence, Study Finds
A difference-in-differences study found that removing South Carolina's Medicaid prescription cap increased antiretroviral adherence among people with HIV by 4.6 ...
Gut/Brain Inflammation Link in HIV Wins $5.8M NIH Grant
OHSU researchers have received a $5.8 million NIH grant to investigate whether lasting gut immune damage drives the neuroinflammation behind ...
HIV Self-Tests Flag High Reactivity Among Key Populations in Cameroon’s Largest Cities
A cross-sectional study of 789 people in Yaoundé and Douala found that nearly one in four female sex workers and ...
HIV Treatment Starts Faster in Chongqing, But Gaps Persist, Five-Year Study Finds
A five-year study of more than 34,000 newly diagnosed HIV patients in Chongqing, China, shows rapid antiretroviral therapy initiation improved ...
Hidden Viruses Slip Past Blood Screening in Southern Mozambique, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 3,662 approved blood donors in southern Mozambique found low seroprevalence of HBV, HCV and HIV but ...
Rural Uganda Survey Reveals Gaps in HIV Status Awareness Despite High Treatment Uptake
A survey of 25 villages in rural southwest Uganda found that most residents living with HIV knew their status and ...
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