Latest about HIV
Two HIV Patients Are Virus-Free After Bone Marrow Transplant
Two men with HIV who received bone marrow transplants in Boston appear to have no detectable levels of the virus in their bodies
Imaging HIV's Inner Shell
The most detailed image yet reveals the cocoon-like container that carries HIV's genome and could be a target for future antiretroviral therapies.
AIDS Exhibit Explores Early Years of Epidemic
A new exhibit at the New York Historical Society focuses on the impact of the disease in the first five years.
AIDS Epidemic: Is an End Possible?
Experts are optimistic a way to stop the spread of AIDS will be found.
High-Risk HIV Behavior Declines in US
The number of men and women who report engaging in behaviors that increase the risk of HIV appears to have declined in recent years.
HIV Pill Seems to Succeed as a Preventative
Gay men may greatly lower their chances of being infected with HIV by taking a daily dose of a drug combination commonly used as a treatment for the virus, an international study has found.
The Best HIV Prevention Strategies Differ by At-Risk Group
From social marketing to the Internet, HIV prevention experts spread messages of safe sex and clean syringe use.
