We Need to Bring Immune-Based HIV Therapies Off of the Sidelines
Dreaming of the Cells We Had
We Need to Bring Immune-Based Therapies Off of the Sidelines
by Jeannie Wraight
For most people living with HIV, antiretrovirals (ARVs)...
Pausing Fetal Tissue Research
Science Interrupted
Why has the Trump administration paused fetal tissue research?
by Larry Buhl
Warner Greene, director of the Gladstone Center for HIV Cure Research in San...
What We Know About HIV & COVID-19
What We Know About HIV & COVID-19
More Questions than Answers Abound
by Jeannie Wraight
As we navigate our way through a brand new pandemic, far more...
Military Medicine
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Military Medicine
Two leaders on the front lines of HIV research often go unrecognized
by Mariel Selbovitz, MPH
The U.S. is the global leader in the fight...
Microbes & HIV
Working Toward Balance
Research into treating the effects of microbes gains steam
by Jeannie Wraight
There’s been lots of talk recently about the importance of microbes on...
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...
amfAR’s Title X Brief Seeks to Protect Reproductive Rights & HIV...
Resisting the Rule
amfAR’s Title X Brief Seeks to Protect Reproductive Rights & HIV Prevention Sites
by Jeannie Wraight
Earlier this year in a highly debated and...
Finding Relief
Approximately thirty to sixty percent of people living with HIV and on antiretroviral therapy (ARVs) experience diarrhea. Reoccurring and frequent diarrhea is often reluctantly...
PrEP Math
PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is fairly new, but the HIV prevention tool is not yet having a huge impact on public health. According to the...
A Healthier Healthcare System: Interview with Charles Skiba, MD
A Healthier System
Dr. Charles Skiba, Jr., shares his plan
by Mark Rebernik
The raucous debate over healthcare reform has faded, along with any hope of a...
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When Ted Allen and I spoke via telephone on April 15, the first thing we talked about was, of course, the COVID-19 pandemic and...
