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Researcher Behind "Brazil Patient," the Latest HIV Remission Case, Explains How It Happened
The international news story that broke at AIDS 2020, explained by the lead researcher.
Can Drugs That Cure Hepatitis C Treat COVID-19? Here’s the State of the Research So Far.
An interview with Andrew Hill, Ph.D., about his research presented at AIDS 2020.
Housing for People Affected by COVID-19 Is a Public Health Measure, Experts Say
Research showing housing as part of public health in HIV has long been established. But now, experts are also seeing the connection to COVID-19.
COVID-19 (and HIV) Disparities Are About Racism, Not Race. This Nurse Explains How
LaRon Nelson, Ph.D., RN, talks about public health’s responsibility to meet this extraordinary moment.
Indigenous People and Global Migrants Face Similar Issues Accessing Health Care
Hostilities against migrants and indigenous people are also threats to their health.
HIV and LGBTQ Criminalization Laws Are Both Human Rights and Public Health Issues, Experts Say
In addition to scientific advances, the 23rd International AIDS Conference also focused on the human rights of marginalized groups.
HIV Clinical Research Highlights From AIDS 2020, the 23rd International AIDS Conference
COVID-19 or no, there was still plenty to learn at this year's virtual conference, including for U.S. clinicians seeking to improve the care and treatment they provide to their patients living with HIV.
Joint Action and Service Integration Needed to Tackle HIV and TB During COVID-19 Pandemic, Experts Agree
Global health leaders warn that the pandemic may impact health systems and worsen the world's pre-existing epidemics.
Still No Clear Indication That HIV Status Affects COVID-19 Severity
A pair of presentations at AIDS 2020 provides some of the largest studies to date on COVID-19 among people with HIV, but leaves us with many questions about the interplay between the two viruses.
For Older Americans With HIV, Holistic Health Concerns Often Outweigh the Virus Itself
A Chicago survey of people over 60 finds high self-reported viral suppression rates—but also clear signs that people need help navigating a range of other physical and mental health concerns.