HIV & AIDS

Study links historical redlining to delays in HIV treatment

A new study from Tulane University finds that historical race-based lending practices are still impacting health today, linking these discriminatory policies to delays in effective HIV treatment within affected neighborhoods.

HIV & AIDS

Survey finds continued declines in HIV clinician workforce

The supply of health care professionals available to provide HIV care continues to decline, even as the need for HIV care and prevention is expected to increase, reports a survey study in the November/December issue of the ...

HIV & AIDS

New gene discovery aids HIV vaccine progress

Continuing their journey to develop a vaccine for HIV, Oregon Health & Science University researchers have identified a gene that could have prevented their vaccine from working in humans.

HIV & AIDS

Success of long-lasting HIV drug hinges on pricing

Affordability and mass distribution will be critical to the success of a long-lasting injectable HIV prevention drug that has proven highly effective in human trials, say global health specialists.

HIV & AIDS

Sweden meets U.N. targets for combating HIV epidemic: Study

Sweden has reached the UNAIDS and WHO targets for the HIV epidemic, according to a study in Eurosurveillance by researchers at Karolinska Institutet and others. According to the researchers, Sweden is the first country in ...

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