"A successful vaccine will need to induce lot of antibodies that target key regions of the virus, so these results are... a promising step."
"Seeing these high levels of efficacy—at almost 100%—in an injectable that people only have to take every six months is incredible."
A "significant breakthrough" in HIV prevention could be on the horizon, according to the World Health Organization. An expert explains what you should know.
New research marks a step toward eliminating HIV from hard-to-reach reservoirs where the virus evades otherwise effective treatment.
Researchers used llama-derived "nanobodies" to broadly neutralize numerous strains of HIV-1, the most common form of the virus.
A new vaccine approach guides the immune system through the specific steps to make broadly neutralizing antibodies against HIV.
New research opens leads in anti-HIV drug development, using a compound found in nature.
Russia's invasion has shuttered opioid treatment programs since 2014. New research shows the challenges Ukrainians have faced in getting care.
Condom use among younger gay and bisexual has declined over the last decade, but sex education could help reverse the trend.
A new approach for HIV treatment that suppresses the virus and cuts side effects could improve quality of life for people getting treatment.
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