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Breaking Barriers

Nanoparticles may transport HIV meds to the brain.



Not So Fast

Misleading news reports suggest an HIV cure is near.



Vaccine Trial Shuts Down

Another major setback in the search for an HIV vaccine.



Keeping
the Beat

HIV therapy may protect heart function in children and teens.



Navigating Treatment as Prevention

Understanding the hurdles and benefits.



HIV+?
Start Here

Click here for a guided tour of all our easy-to-read treatment lessons.


Anticipation

Tim Horn on the arrival of generic versions of guidelines-preferred antiretrovirals.



Viral Reservoir?

HIV persists in the genital tracts of more women than men taking ARVs.



FDA Updates

The Food and Drug Administration has made changes to the Atripla label.



Sea Change

Promising data for people with both HIV and hepatitis C.



Transmission Troubles

A new study finds HIV that transmits is more infectious and resilient.



That's What
He Said

Check out what everyone's talking about in the AIDSmeds Forums


Organ Options

Liver transplants are viable for people with HIV.



Pot Potential

Synthetic compounds from marijuana appear to fight HIV.



Laying the Groundwork

Researchers hope to replicate the case of a functionally cured child.



Reduced Glycerin

A reformulated vaginal microbicide gel looks promising for rectal use.



Planning for a Phase I Trial

Tenofovir-laced vaginal rings protect monkeys against simian HIV.



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Currently approved HIV drugs at a glance.


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FORUMS
The community shares
"Someone I knew died Tuesday evening of AIDS. He needn't have. He actually did very well on meds, but he decided he didn't want to take them. He hadn't been positive all that long (not as long as I and some of the other LTS people have.)"

aztecan's "Death"

"I tested positive just a month ago... I've spoken to my doctor about seeing a therapist/psychologist. I've always thought that was bs, but I'm afraid of getting depressed again since that's when I become self-destructive. In a way, I'm more afraid of my depression than I am of having hiv."

gavelkind's "New Member, just got my results"

"I've got two questions. First, do you find that it takes longer to get well after the flu or a cold? Second and more importantly, what criteria do you use to decide that you're sick enough to go to the doctor?"

PozBrian's "Flu question"


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