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Jun 14, 2020

The HIV virus can take refuge in the brain even when treated with antiretroviral therapies, only to later infect other organs in the body if that treatment is stopped, a new study in mice and human tissue suggests.

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Jan 03, 2020

A new gene therapy appears to serve as a functional cure for the most common type of hemophilia, with patients who received the one-time IV therapy with more than 90% decrease in bleeding events 2 to 3 years after treatment, reports the early clinical trial in the New England Journal of Medicine.

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Jul 25, 2019

New Vaccine Shows Promise Against the Toughest HIV Strains

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Jun 30, 2019

Young adults who had higher levels of connectedness (feeling engaged, supported and cared for at home and at school) when they were teens were as much as 66% less likely to have mental health problems, to experience violence, to take sexual risks, and to engage in substance use (n = 14,800).

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May 03, 2019

Scientists Identify Factors That Make People Naturally Resistant to H.I.V.

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