aids

Can pharmaceutical drug companies make HIV drugs cheaper and more available to poorer countries where AIDS is reaching higher levels? That is the ... Read More »

Scientists said this week that the AIDS virus made its way from Haiti to the U.S. in 1969, probably carried by a single infected immigrant from that ... Read More »

Merck's new Isentress drug has been approved to treat HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) strains that have been found to be resistant to many ... Read More »

30 U.S. states still don't test patients for the virus that causes AIDS, even after health officials continue to want all Americans routinely tested ... Read More »

Researchers yesterday reported that a "cocktail" of HIV-treatment drugs used in AIDS patients also appeared to halt brain damage caused by human ... Read More »

It seemed that in the 1980s, those infected with the AIDS virus (HIV) lost a good quantity of weight and were thought by many to be "wasting away" ... Read More »

Pharmaceutical companies are in a precarious position these days. On one hand, some of the industry's products help many people tremendously. Well, ... Read More »

Living with HIV is often difficult enough, but if you're on AIDS-fighting drugs and your body has built up a resistance to them over time, often you ... Read More »

In the race to try and combat one of the most deadliest diseases on earth, AIDS, researchers may have found a way to fight another of the most ... Read More »

In the world of HIV, most patients will try anything to give themselves more time or try and somehow beat the virus into any kind of submission. In ... Read More »