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Cervical Health in the ART Era: What the Numbers Say

July 16, 2026

In recent years, women with HIV and those without have seen a sharp drop in cervical cancer rates across the United States. Researchers wanted to understand how living with HIV and having a weakened immune system affect the likelihood of abnormal cervical cell changes, especially now that antiretrov

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Older Adults with HIV: Redesigning Care Together

July 11, 2026

The fight against HIV has changed a lot. Antiretroviral medicine now lets people live long, healthy lives, so more seniors—those 50 and older—are living with the virus. These older patients often face several health problems at once, feel weaker, notice changes in memory, and take many medicines. Th

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Games That Teach: How Digital Tools Help Teens Learn About HIV

June 26, 2026

Many teens today learn about health risks like HIV through apps and games, not just classroom talks. A recent review looked at how these "serious games"—apps and games designed to teach, not just entertain—are used to help young people stay safe. Researchers searched through 13 databases to find stu

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Women’s Positive Care and Better HIV Outcomes

June 24, 2026

A recent study in Vancouver followed women with HIV from 2014 to 2021, looking at how they feel about the doctors and clinics that treat them. Researchers focused on 18 aspects of patient experience, such as feeling safe when talking about sex or birth plans and having control over appointment times

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Parents and Teens Talk: A New Online Tool to Stop HIV in Youth

June 23, 2026

A new study will test an online program that helps parents of gay and bisexual teens talk openly about sex and HIV. The project is called PATHS, short for Parents and Adolescent Talking About Healthy Sexuality. Researchers believe that better conversations between parents and children can lower risk

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US Cuts HIV Aid to South Africa: A Dangerous Move

June 23, 2026

UNAIDS leader Winnie Byanyima said she is upset that the United States plans to end its HIV/AIDS support for South Africa. She warned Washington that pulling money could cost many lives in the country with the biggest HIV population worldwide. The U. S. State Department explained that it will gradu

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HIV Treatment Gaps: Why Some Patients Still Show High Virus Levels

June 22, 2026

In Xinjiang’s military‑affiliated region, researchers looked at why certain people on HIV medication still have high virus counts. They studied adults who had been taking antiretroviral drugs for at least a year and measured their blood viral loads. About one in four patients had levels that exceede

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HIV and Pride: Why the Fight Still Matters

June 19, 2026

The city of San Diego once hosted a big Pride parade that brought people together. A local leader spoke about the power of unity among LGBTQ folks. That message resonated with someone who has lived with HIV for 25 years and has worked in the field for three decades. In 2006, a group of acti

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Gilead’s $3 Million Gift Keeps the AIDS Memory Alive

June 12, 2026

The National AIDS Memorial Grove in San Francisco buzzed with volunteers as Gilead Sciences rolled up its sleeves to plant new trees and paint fresh pathways. Their big news? A pledge of $3 million over three years to help the grove grow in new ways. The money will go straight into teaching people

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HIV Trial Volunteers Face Quiet Struggles After the Study Ends

June 12, 2026

In many parts of Africa, people step forward to test new HIV vaccines, hoping to protect future generations. They sign up, receive shots, and monitor their health for months or years. Their willingness fuels scientific progress, yet once a study wraps up, the spotlight fades. The abrupt end of tria

Cervical Health in the ART Era: What the Numbers Say

Older Adults with HIV: Redesigning Care Together

Games That Teach: How Digital Tools Help Teens Learn About HIV

Women’s Positive Care and Better HIV Outcomes

Parents and Teens Talk: A New Online Tool to Stop HIV in Youth

US Cuts HIV Aid to South Africa: A Dangerous Move

HIV Treatment Gaps: Why Some Patients Still Show High Virus Levels

HIV and Pride: Why the Fight Still Matters

Gilead’s $3 Million Gift Keeps the AIDS Memory Alive

HIV Trial Volunteers Face Quiet Struggles After the Study Ends

Gilead’s $3 Million Gift Keeps the AIDS Memory Alive