Secret discovery of natural HIV-resistant cells
Scientists on June 10 reported finding an answer to the question of why a small number of people infected with HIV have a natural ability to fight deadly AIDS, thereby o…
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Scientists on June 10 reported finding an answer to the question of why a small number of people infected with HIV have a natural ability to fight deadly AIDS, thereby o…
The head of the research team, Dr. Paolo Lusso of the US Institute of Infectious Diseases and Infectious Diseases (US), said the new protein called CXCL4 or PF-4 is in t…
The US Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that taking Truvada, Gilead Sciences' product, the drug has long been used to treat HIV-infected patients, which can hel…
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on May 11, it is considering adopting a decision to permit the circulation of OraQuick HIV In-Home testing tools - to help…
Scientists from Hong Kong University, Shanghai Pharmaceutical Company Targetdrug and Nanjing University (China) have discovered a molecule, named TD-0680, that prevents…
Recently, a group of Spanish scientists at the IrsiCaixa Research Institute have discovered ganglioside molecules that spread HIV on human bodies, the event is considere…
Dr. Scott G. Kitchen and colleagues at the David Geffen School of Medicine - University of California have for the first time created immune cells from human stem cells.…
A type of pacifier can help nursing mothers reduce their risk of passing HIV to their babies through breast milk, and give antiviral drugs to their babies through breast…
On March 6, Cuba's leading biotechnologists successfully tested a new vaccine against Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) on mice and are ready to experiment on hu…
The emergence of Europeans in Africa a century ago is most likely a fire that triggers a pandemic that not only kills millions of indigenous people but makes the world s…
Recent studies have shown that immune cells, also known as dendritic cells, contain proteins that are able to counter the spread of HIV called SAMHD1.
The director of the Center for Virus and Biotechnology Research, Vektor (Russia), Alexander Sergeyev on February 6, said that Vektor has just completed a successful clin…
The status of the AIDS epidemic in Russia is now much worse than that of Western Europe and North America, due to high rates of transmission in groups such as homosexual…
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology have developed a vaccine that prevents HIV / AIDS in mice.
The study will be presented by Dr Ng Oon Tech at the Singapoer Health Congress which is expected to take place on November 11 and 12.