Aids News
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A new, so-called “sex superbug” is causing concern among the medical community after two new cases have reportedly been found in Hawaii.
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Danish scientists, whose research is considered among the most advanced and swiftly moving in the world, believe they could be only months away from completely curing HIV.
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Council leaders in the U.K. have issued a warning over illegal tattoo parlors due to the risks of infections, including HIV and hepatitis.
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Access to a medical physician isn't always within the realm of possibility. At certain times, individuals may want to know what their blood type is, if they're missing certain vitamins in their diet or even if they have diabetes.
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Viruses similar to HIV in humans were present in non-human primates in Africa at least 5 million years ago, according to a new study.
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A Buffalo hospital has been found to have used insulin pens multiple times, although they are intended for single use. This discovery has caused an HIV health scare due to the transmission of blood between patients.
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Scientists have found that injecting heat-inactivated HIV can awaken immune protection in some patients against the HIV virus.
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In the U.K., as with many other countries, it is illegal to sell HIV home testing kits that offer on-the-spot results. However, a report has shown that many such kits are in fact on sale.
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Researchers have found that a current HIV drug called maraviroc could be a potential therapy for Staphylococcus aureus, a pathogen linked to hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations each year as well as being a common hospital ‘superbug’.
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The Obama administration has set-out a road map designed to halt the global spread of AIDS. This is based upon treating people sooner and other preventative measures.
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Photo courtesy Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Bill Gates meets with young men who have been circumcised or will be circumcised at the Bophelo Pele Male Circumcision Clinic in Orange Farm, South Africa. Gates says circumcision is an important step in AIDS prevention.
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