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Patients who suffer from limb tremors now have the opportunity to escape that obsession thanks to a special ultrasound machine that acts on the patient's damaged brain c…
A group of Australian students involved in Daraprim production, the drug is used for people with HIV and malaria, after its price rises to a record that many patients ca…
The United Nations on November 21 published an updated report on the AIDS epidemic, which showed that although the treatment of this deadly disease has progressed, there…
HIV virus attacks and is almost ineffective in the human immune system. At present, there is no drug that completely destroys this virus and if it is developed and devas…
Scientists in the UK have invented USB that can accurately and quickly measure HIV virus levels in patients' blood.
With this finding, Israeli scientists have brought hope to patients with HIV / AIDS.
New genetic research has shown that the HIV virus has appeared in the United States long before the first case was found to be detected.
By an unexpected method, the HIV virus can be removed. Future
A man living in the UK may become the first person in the world to be cured of HIV through a new therapy developed by scientists from many British universities.
Natural evolution and selection have made the human body adapt to HIV.
The days of heavy rain and flooding in Ho Chi Minh City recently caused skin inflammation, urticaria, limb fungi due to moisture ...
HIV only exists in homosexuals, oral contraceptives can fight this virus, HIV cannot spread through oral sex ... are common misunderstandings in the community.
According to experts, this ring secretes a substance that can help kill the HIV virus.
A new study published shows that taking a PrEP pill every day can eliminate the risk of getting HIV when having sex with someone who is infected with this deadly disease.
The number of AIDS patients in Australia is now declining. Australian scientists have claimed to have won the battle against AIDS.