Despite three decades of research, an HIV vaccine remains elusive. The main reason for this is the virus’s uncanny ability to evolve resistance to immune control, so understanding how the virus adapts…
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Computer simulations have shown that early infection of the HIV virus still allows for rapid evolution, bypassing the immune…
HIV has claimed the lives of more than 30 million people since it emerged more than 30 years ago. But despite worldwide efforts to control the spread of the deadly disease, 2.6 million people contracted…
Australia’s rates of HIV infection have remained stable for the last five years but gonorrhoea cases shot up 25% last year…
Inserting monkey and jellyfish genes into cats has given scientists clues about how we could use genetics to fight HIV/AIDS…
A paper exploring HIV-positive women’s accounts of their use and non-use of treatments for the prevention of mother-to-child…
Twenty years after his discovery that peptic ulcers were caused by a bacteria called Helicobacter pylori, Nobel Prize winner Barry Marshall is using the same bacteria as the base of an edible vaccine that…
A team of scientists have found that HIV can hide out in the brain, protected from the immune system and antiviral drugs…
Cognitive problems that effect up to 60% of HIV-infected people may be caused by the virus infecting cells that protect the…
If you’ve ever had to wait two agonising weeks for a HIV test result, you’ll be pleased to hear that rapid HIV tests can now give an equally accurate result in just 30 minutes. The problem is, these tests…
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