LifeGuide

With new, game-changing hepatitis C meds available or in the pipeline, an emerging issue is how to find at-risk patients, get them screened and...

A bacterium with a live biotherapeutic grows into a microbicide candidate by Chael Needle LifeGuide The development of female-initiated HIV prevention methods—female condoms, antiretroviral treatment as prevention,...

Natasha Travis, MD, helps shape the HIV learning curve for physicians and patients by Chael Needle Awarded a 2012 Minority Clinical Fellowship by the HIV Medicine...

As A&U reported in the June issue, the rise in HIV and hepatitis C (HCV) diagnoses in Scott County, Indiana, has put the state...

Modernizing Laws An Indiana coalition takes the first steps toward reforming HIV criminal codes by Chip Alfred Following the success of Colorado’s “Mod Squad” , a new...

As the United States Conference on AIDS (USCA 2015) will convene shortly (September 10–13) in Washington, D.C.—and its theme is “The Numbers Don’t Lie:...

First Steps With a low prevalence of HIV and some high-profile prosecutions, Idaho moves toward decriminalizing HIV by Chip Alfred It’s a state with one of the...

LifeGuide African Americans face medical barriers to HCV treatment by Larry Buhl In the U.S. blacks are disproportionately infected with the hepatitis C virus (HCV), and...

HIVHealthReform.org offers chances to learn about & advocate for new policies by Chael Needle The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, created by the Obama administration,...

LifeGuide Two Birds, One Stone Researchers make advances with agents that can target dual points of entry by Mariel Selbovitz, MPH Drug discovery and early to mid-stage drug...