Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence More Likely to Contract HIV
Furthermore, intimate partner violence tied to lower likelihood of achieving viral suppression among HIV-positive women.
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Liver May Be Reservoir for HIV DNA in Patients With HBV Coinfection on ART
Researchers evaluated whether HIV DNA persists in the liver among individuals receiving suppressive antiretroviral therapy.
Why Is It So Hard to Develop an HIV Vaccine?
Mosaico trial investigator Dr Stephaun Wallace explains why developing an effective HIV vaccine remains challenging.
Adolescent Transition Package Improves Readiness for Independent HIV Care
The tools used in an adolescent transition program to aide patients with HIV infection transition to independent care were evaluated for effectiveness.
HIV Serostatus Affects Hepatitis C Virus Care Cascade
Researchers sought to evaluate differences in immunologic markers between those with HIV and those at risk for HIV with opioid use disorder.
Clinicians Address the Resurgence of Syphilis in the United States
Syphilis diagnoses have continued to accelerate for the past few years due to COVID-19 pandemic-related restrictions at sexual health clinics.
Infection-Unrelated Cancers Predominant Among Older Adults With HIV
Researchers evaluated rates of infection-related and infection-unrelated cancers among younger and older adults with HIV infection.
HIV Treatment, Prevention Recommendations Updated
Because people with HIV are living longer, management of comorbidities throughout the life span is increasingly important.
Clinical Challenge: Vomiting and Testicle Pain
A patient with a history of HIV presents to the ED with a 3- to 4-week history of vomiting and testicle pain. Can you make the diagnosis?
COVID-19 Pandemic-Related Changes in HIV Access to Care in San Francisco Area
The COVID-19 pandemic caused people living with HIV to report several changes to their mental health including a decrease in quality of life, increase in anxiety, decrease in feeling connected to friends, decrease in feeling connected to family, and decrease in sleep quality.
HIV PrEP Navigators Essential to Uptake in Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Study shows low uptake of PrEP among youth experiencing homelessness at risk for HIV infection during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Digital Health Interventions Increase HIV PrEP Adherence, Retention
When pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), is taken daily as prescribed, sexual transmission of HIV is reduced by approximately 99% and transmission through injection drug use is reduced by at least 74%.
Reimagining the HIV Workforce: Placing Nurses at the Forefront
Dr Vincent Guilamo-Ramos presents a 5-point strategy for reimagining the HIV workforce to reach EHE 2030 goals, with a focus on the growing at-risk Latino community.
Women Living With HIV Continue to Experience Multiple, Interdependent Sources of Stigma
The first case of AIDS was reported more than 40 years ago and since then, people living with HIV (PLWH) have faced persistent stigma that affects both patients’ lives and the continuum of HIV care.
HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Decline Aided by Speed of Processing Training
As people living with HIV begin to age, their risk of developing HIV-associated cognitive decline increases. A specific training program to help patients with HIV with speed of processing (SOP) may help stall those effects.
Sexually Transmitted Infection Clinics Link High-Risk Patients to HIV PrEP Services
Intervention links at-risk patients from sexually transmitted infection screening to HIV PrEP services.
Stimulant Use Disorder Treatment Program Identifies People at Risk for HIV
Innovative program helps manage stimulant use disorder and provides PrEP services and treatment to patients at risk for and living with HIV.
HepB-CpG Vaccination Achieves Maximum Seroprotection in Patients With HIV
Researchers evaluated patients with HIV infection who received the HepB-CpG vaccine, a hepatitis B surface antigen vaccine adjuvanted with a toll-like receptor 9 agonist.
Predictors of Weight Gain, Metabolic Complications in Patients With HIV on Antiretroviral Therapy
Researchers evaluated factors associated with weight gain among patients with HIV infection receiving antiretroviral therapy.
Many Preventive Medical Services Cost Patients Nothing. Will a Texas Court Decision Change That?
Judge rules that employers are not required to cover PrEP at no cost.
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