Analysis of a newly-identified 48-year-old tissue sample from a woman infected with linkurl:HIV;http://www.the-scientist.com/article/display/53516/ has confirmed that ...

and this tends to happen faster in people who also have HIV. Fibrosis can be partially reversed if the cause is identified and dealt with early enough. Cirrhosis is severe scarring of the liver. Scar ...

A molecule that is currently being used to treat cancerous soft-tissue sarcomas may be the key for developing a cure for HIV. This molecule, known as EBC-46, works by temporarily activating the HIV ...

“Cognitive dysfunction is also very prevalent in HIV, and data had ... and 62% were non-White individuals. The researchers then considered weight, visceral adipose tissue, hs-CRP, and other ...

engraft and target tissues known to harbor HIV reservoirs. “The idea with the CAR stem cell approach is that we're transplanting a source of stem cells that persist for the lifetime of the individual, ...

Approximately one quarter of people living with HIV in Malawi reside in one of these treatment deserts. Adipose tissues are increasingly recognized as dynamic hubs where immune cell–adipocyte ...

PrEP is a type of medication used to prevent HIV infection in individuals at risk of exposure ... injection under the skin and above the muscle tissue) of the injectable twice a year for PrEP.

Memory T cells play a key role in this immunity, with circulating types patrolling the blood and tissue-resident types ... Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and SARS-CoV-2 virus.