REPRIEVE Study
Protecting One's Heart
The REPRIEVE study aims to prevent cardiovascular disease
by Chael Needle
As people are living longer with HIV, researchers have been increasingly attending to...
Access to Hep C Treatment for Prisoners Restricted
The Silent Epidemic
An appeals court restricts prisoners' access to hep C treatment
by Jay Vithalani
The treatment of hepatitis C infection was revolutionized in 2013, with...
Naltrexone & the HIV Pandemic
The Next Waltz
Is naltrexone the next drug to change the course of the HIV pandemic?
by Jeannie Wraight
A recent study showed one potential intervention, naltrexone,...
Justice for Roxsana Hernández
Thirty-three-year-old transgender woman Roxsana Hernández, seeking asylum in the United States, died in ICE custody on May 25, 2018.
She is the sixth migrant to...
Absorb This!
HIV-related diarrhea is a damaging condition that can greatly affect quality of life, as well as increase the risk of mortality in people living...
Live with Leadership
Live with Leadership: World AIDS Day Edition
On World AIDS Day (Tuesday, December 1, 2020), from 2:00 to 3:00 pm EST, the Office of Infectious...
Post-Treatment Controllers & HIV Treatment
Control Issues
What can post-treatment controllers tell us about HIV care and treatment?
by Jeannie Wraight
In order to keep their virus suppressed, most people living with...
Videoconferencing & HCV Care
Appointment Viewing
Can videoconferencing improve outcomes for hep C patients who have used IV drugs?
by Larry Buhl
Thanks to a $7 million grant from the Patient-Centered...
Race to the Hep C Cure
Race to the Cure
Who are the biggest players now in eradicating hepatitis C?
by Larry Buhl
Beyond the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, one of...
Whose Bodies Matter?
Pete was one of the first people to befriend me when I joined Queer Nation and ACT UP. A radical, militant, pink-haired, steel-toe-booted, HIV-positive...
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Plague Years: Review
Plague Years
A Doctor’s Journey through the AIDS Crisis
Ross A. Slotten, MD
University of Chicago Press
Reviewed by Hank Trout
In 1992, a commissioner on the Chicago Board...
