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Mathematical model indicates spread of drug-resistant strains of HIVU.S. researchers have found that strains of drug-resistant HIV may emerge in San Francisco over the next 10 years and could develop into mini-epidemics as patients live longer, healthier lives, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. ... Full Story
A recent study has found that individuals who test positive for HIV may suffer from premature aging of the brain, either due to the infection itself or the treatment used to control it. ... Full Story
According to a recent government study, the rates of HIV transmission between mother and infant among blacks are considerably higher than whites. ... Full Story
An inexpensive antibiotic that has been used for years to treat acne may soon help improve current therapy options for people with HIV, a new study has found. ... Full Story
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