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People who have lived with HIV long-term can need up to a dozen pills every day to suppress the virus. Results from a new drug trial raise hope of changing that.It could mark the "first advance to ...

The quest for a single-pill once-a-day treatment for HIV became a reality when the FDA approved Atripla on July 12. It combines the already approved drugs efavirenz (Sustiva), tenofovir (Viread), and ...

The agreement restores key HIV medication coverage and reverses controversial restrictions that left thousands of Floridians ...

The HIV market offers opportunities in unmet needs, R&D advancements, and long-acting treatments in the 7MM, focusing on innovative products and strategic partnerships to capture modest growth from ...

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Every person with HIV needs treatment for the rest of their life. For some, this means 10 or more drugs taken throughout each day. But as NPR's Gabrielle Emanuel reports, a study shows there's new ...

Is there one pill a day to keep me healthy? That's a question that Dr. Chloe Orkin hears a lot from her older HIV patients who take many medications each day to keep the virus under control. "They ...

After months of rallies and lobbying by advocates, more than 12,000 Floridians who participate in the AIDS Drug Assistance ...

The number of new HIV cases in Singapore has been gradually decreasing over the years, even though there was a slight ...

The Florida budget deal reached Sunday night reverses cuts made by the state Department of Health on crucial HIV drugs.

Many patients are not being screened for geriatric health problems, chronic health conditions and mental health needs, study says.