Aus success story: PrEP suppresses HIV incidence
Landmark study shows need for better access to PrEP in MSM living outside of 'urban gay areas', Professor Andrew Grulich says.
Tag: HIV / AIDS
Call for HIV drug to go over the counter
The proposal is one of several suggestions in the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations' plan to end HIV transmission by 2025.
Beta blockers ‘potentially harmful’ in patients with HIV
RAAS inhibitors may be the best option for lowering blood pressure in this population, researchers say.
Reducing HIV in overseas-born MSM
A student returns from a visit to family in Vietnam with a fever and widespread rash.
Doctors discover rare group of elite ‘HIV controllers’
The Lancet research says something physiological has taken place in these patients in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
PrEP eclipses condoms for HIV prevention: study
The drug combination is now the most common strategy among Australian gay and bisexual men.
App Review: MyLife+ is tailored for patients with HIV
An app that takes privacy into account.
First case of HIV patient in long-term remission after drug therapy
The 'very interesting'Â case was reported at the AIDS 2020 conference.
Practice fined $16,000 after sending HIV diagnosis to wrong email address
Patient originally wanted $250,000 for the alleged distress caused.
HIV associated with increased fracture risk: study
But lifestyle modifications can benefit these patients, endocrinologist says.
