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30 Years Later: AIDS by the Numbers
Today marks 30 years since the first cases of AIDS were reported in 1981.
Contraception Increases Risk of HIV Infection in Women
Taking hormonal contraception appears to make it easier for HIV to spread between heterosexual couples.
Proposed HIV Treatment Could Hitchhike with Virus
Researchers propose a new therapy for HIV that transmits along with the virus.
HIV Testing Recommended for All Teens and Adults
All teens and adults ages 15 to 65 should be screened for HIV, according to new recommendations from a government-appointed panel.
Baby Cured of HIV: What Are the Implications?
A baby in Mississippi may have been cured of HIV. What are the implications for those with the disease?
Baby with HIV Is Cured, Doctors Say
A medical first for HIV, but doctors caution treatment may not cure all cases.
People With HIV Struggle to Recognize Fear
Difficulty reading emotion could be an early sign of neurological problems.
Vaginal Ring May Protect Against HIV
A vaginal ring that releases an anti-HIV drug may be able to prevent HIV transmission.
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