The most effective HIV treatments are those that fit into patients’ lives. With the right support, long-acting antiretroviral therapy can make it easier for underserved people with adherence barriers to keep the virus under control.
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.
Nikki Kean describes being infected twice with COVID-19, once at Thanksgiving and once at Christmas, and the moral injury facing health care workers in these trying times.
Epstein-Barr virus infection may present with liver injury characterized by acute cholestatic hepatitis, as demonstrated in this case.
Experts including AANP President Sophia L. Thomas, DNP, discuss ways to increase childhood immunization uptake and catch-up vaccines.
The 2021 updates to the child and adolescent immunization schedule are designed to make immunization easier for parents and health care providers.
The COVID-19 vaccine has been available to citizens for several months, but there are still racial disparities in who is receiving vaccinations. What do we know about these inequities, and what have some states been doing to try and remedy it?
Patients with interstitial lung disease have an increased risk of severe disease and death associated with COVID-19.
Current guidelines from Italy, the UK, and China do not focus on screening patients for anosmia as a potential symptom for COVID-19.
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices encourages all Americans to receive the flu vaccine between September and October.
