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AIDS Archive
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Synthetic protein-like molecule may protect against HIV infection
Washington, Aug 18 (ANI): Researchers have used the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and molecular engineering to design synthetic protein-like molecule, which may be able to put a stop to unwanted biological interactions between the cells. -
Why retroviruses like HIV get easily acquainted with uninfected neighbours
Washington, July 28 (ANI): Yale University researchers have found out why retroviruses like HIV can get easily transmitted when they are next to uninfected cells than if they are floating free in the bloodstream. -
Once-a-day oral medication lowers ADHD symptoms in kids
Washington, July 23 (ANI): An oral stimulant given once daily has been found effective in reducing Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) symptoms in children for upto 13 hours, say researchers. -
Daily antiretroviral therapy may prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission
Washington, July 23 (ANI): A daily dose of antiretroviral syrup to breastfeeding infants or treating their HIV-infected mothers with highly active antiretroviral drugs could be a safe way to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission through breast milk, according to a study. -
Novel HIV testing method shows promise
Washington, July 22 (ANI): Scientists have come up with a novel technique that detects the HIV virus early and monitors its development without requiring refrigeration. -
HIV can be transmitted by pre-chewed food too
Washington, July 22 (ANI): First three cases of HIV infection have suggested that the deadly virus could be transmitted from mothers or other caregivers to children via pre-chewed food, according to researchers led by an Indian-origin scientist. -
Why homosexual men fail to access vital services despite being high HIV risk group
London, July 20 (ANI): A review written by University of Oxford experts highlights the fact that despite being a high risk group for HIV infection, homosexual men often fail to access vital services because of religious, political and social stigma. -
Why HIV progresses faster in women than in men
London, July 14 (ANI): An international team of researchers have shed light on why HIV progresses faster in women than in men with same viral load. -
Now, a test to predict HIV microbicides’ safety
Washington, July 12 (ANI): Researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University have developed with a novel test that can help predict whether any microbicide against HIV is safe for human use. -
WHO says TB vaccine too risky for HIV-infected infants
Geneva, July 1 (ANI): HIV-infected infants are at risk of contracting a deadly form of tuberculosis from the Bacille Calmette-Guerin (BCG) vaccine, instead of receiving protection against the disease, according to research published today in the international public health journal, the Bulletin of the World Health Organization (WHO).
