LifeGuide

Over time we have talked about the different kinds of massage and the assorted benefits of massage. It’s all well and good to know...

Countdown Researcher Jia Xie discusses a cutting-edge treatment in development by Dann Dulin Block HIV by using the body’s own immune cells? Is it truly possible?! Well, such...

LifeGuide Dr. C. Everett Koop Revisits a Time When Neither Treatment nor Testing Existed by Chael Needle Knowing he had to face the micromanaging tendencies and...

Talking About It A documentary put human faces on hep B in Asian-American communities by Larry Buhl According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...

Beyond One Bug, One Drug Broad spectrum antivirals shift the drug model paradigm, part II by Jeannie Wraight In the October issue of A&U, Destination: Cure explored...

AIDS Healthcare Foundation Trains a Research Lens on Probiotics by Chael Needle "Probiotics” has become a new buzz word in the dairy aisle—at least two brands...

As part of a comprehensive project to eliminate hepatitis C (HCV) from the country, Gilead began providing free hep C regimens containing the company’s...

Approximately thirty to sixty percent of people living with HIV and on antiretroviral therapy (ARVs) experience diarrhea. Reoccurring and frequent diarrhea is often reluctantly...

Treatment Horizons Another Kind of Morning HIV therapeutic vaccines try to come of age by Mariel Selbovitz, MPJ, and David Miller Despite over three decades of research on...

Last Straw New research shows snorting utensils carry a high risk of transmitting HCV by Larry Buhl The risk of contracting the hepatitis C virus (HCV) and...