2010

March

• Insurer targeted HIV patients to drop coverage

• Circumcision may not cut HIV spread among gay men

• Philippines HIV cases spike to record in January

February

• WHO and UNAIDS announce recommendations from expert consultation on male circumcision for HIV prevention

• Stem Cell Therapy Removes Cell Receptor that Attracts HIV

• Experts recommend fine-tuning of HIV treatment

• Future of AIDS gels may lie in drugs, experts say

• AIDS vaccine effects may wear off, researchers say

• Scientists Discover Origin of HIV Transmission Among Male Partners

• Burden of HIV/TB Infections Falling on Hispanics

• Millions at risk if AIDS focus fades, says expert

• For HIV-infected children, quality of caregiver relationship is crucial

• New vaccine effective in preventing TB in African patients with HIV infection

January

• PrEP Treatment Prevented HIV Transmission in Humanized Mice

• New Approaches Needed to Prolong Breastfeeding While Reducing HIV Transmission

• New ways to pressure HIV

• Study finds increased presence, severity of coronary artery plaques in HIV-infected men

2009

December

• HIV prevention is not enough

• India-US collaboration to prevent adolescent HIV infection

• New Insight into Selective Binding Properties of Infectious HIV

• From HIV diagnosis to treatment

• India-US collaboration to prevent adolescent HIV infection

• U.S. Medicare to pay for HIV testing

• Stem Cells Can be Engineered to Kill HIV

• Stem Cells Can be Engineered to Kill HIV

• Dutch AIDS case shows how virus spreads early

November

• Maternal HAART Minimizes the Risk of Postnatal HIV Transmission

• Timely and continuous HIV care extends survival

• Unacculturated Hispanics in US at Higher Risk for HIV

• Obesity May Have Adverse Role in HIV Treatment

• Over 33 million infected with AIDS virus: U.N.

• 2000 – HIV becomes political

• People with disabilities and experiences with HIV

• 2001 – Evidence emerging from Africa

• The rise of HIV research on and with people with disabilities

• The rise of policies to support people with disabilities and HIV

• The emergence of accessible HIV resources and services

• Increased integration of the fields of HIV and disability

• Mainstreaming of disability concerns in HIV

• Rehabilitation in the context of HIV

• The fields of HIV and disability: past, present and future

• HIV, disability and discrimination: making the links in international and domestic human rights law

• No-entry zones for AIDS virus

• Global challenges and opportunities in fighting HIV/AIDS and neglected diseases

October

• Obama lifts ban on U.S. entry of those with HIV/AIDS

• Size matters when it comes to AIDS defense: study

• Foreskin Surface Area and HIV Acquisition: Size Matters

• Sperm may play leading role in spreading HIV

• Taking Medicine for HIV Proves Hard to Swallow for Many People

• Researchers question evidence linking overlapping sexual partners and African HIV rates

• Africa should protect children from AIDS: Machel

• Less money for AIDS research, treatment?

• Maternal HIV-1 treatment protects against transmission to newborns

• NeuroAIDS Is Target of Federal Grant to Children’s Hospital

• Everything you wanted to know about HIV Vaccine

• Continuing racial differences in HIV prevalence in US

September

• Scientists determine dynamics of HIV transmission in UK heterosexuals

• Certain Cancers More Common Among HIV Patients than Non-HIV Patients

• Major HIV Prevention Trial for Women Starts

• How HIV cripples immune cells

• Weighing costs, benefits of HIV treatments

• Once-daily pill effective as multiple dosings for oral yeast infection in HIV/AIDS patients

• U.S. Medicare may pay for HIV testing

• AIDS Vaccine Research and Development: The Role of Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies

• 2 new antibodies found to cripple HIV

• Study Will Test Therapies to Eradicate Hiv Infection - medicine’s Holy Grail

August

• High HIV infection rate among Soweto Township gays

• HIV Subtype Linked to Increased Likelihood for Dementia

• USDA Grant to Educate AIDS Patients About Food Safety

• Trafficked women face high HIV infection risk

• Researchers Decode Structure of an Entire HIV Genome

• Scientists learn why even treated genital herpes sores boost the risk of HIV infection

• HIV integrase inhibitor effective for patients beginning antiretroviral treatment

July

• HIV-infected women often skip Pap tests: study

• HIV uses autophagy for its own means

• Young People at High HIV Risk Say Peers Should Teach Prevention

• AIDS research targeted in one U.S. healthcare bill

• ART therapy for babies, mothers safely reduces HIV transmission

• AIDS discovered in wild chimpanzees

• New method for HIV testing holds promise for developing world

• Prechewed infant food may transmit AIDS virus

• Penn-Wistar team gains insight into HIV vaccine failure

• Earlier HIV antiviral treatment can be cost effective in areas of limited resources

• Circumcision helps protect men, not women from HIV

• Focusing HIV treatment helps control concurrent hepatitis B infection

• Study may explain why HIV progresses faster in women than in men with same viral load

• Risky sexual behavior among male clients of Tijuana sex workers heightens risk of HIV transmission

• New Lab Test Offers Better Prediction of HIV Microbicide Safety

• Sexual barriers may up HIV risk in Black gay men

• Web-based game educates HIV-positive teens

June

• Black gay men may be at increased HIV risk

• HIV-positive men can safely have children

• HIV testing in US often performed late

• HIV Antibody Tests Unreliable for Early Infections in Teens

• Researchers Develop Game for HIV+ Youth

• A new weapon in the war against HIV-AIDS: Combined antiviral and targeted chemotherapy

• U.S. porn industry had 16 unpublicized HIV cases

• Determinants of knowledge of HIV status in South Africa

• ‘Shock and kill’ research gives new hope for HIV-1 eradication

May

• Rural HIV: Surprising Stats, Stigma & Sexual Behavior