by Graham Johnson | Jun 8, 2018 | HIV Virus
HIV remission. The word “remission” is defined as a temporary diminution of the severity of a disease or pain. Thus, if someone who has been diagnosed with a serious disease such as HIV is in remission, or if the disease has been controlled, by implication, the person...
by Graham Johnson | Jul 18, 2016 | HIV Cover, HIV Virus
“The aids community health threat has morphed into an HIV prevention challenge” is the viewpoint of medical epidemiologist Andrew Grulich who is head of HIV Epidemiology and prevention program at the Kirby Institute for infection and immunity society, which leads the...
by Graham Johnson | Jun 28, 2016 | HIV Cover, HIV Virus
The search for a cure for HIV and Aids is charging along at a mad rate with the World’s pharmaceutical companies desperately wanting to be the first to find a viable cure/vaccine. Amongst the many trials going on, a new study is showing very positive potential...
by Graham Johnson | May 19, 2016 | HIV Cover, HIV Virus
HIV/AIDS vaccine status: U.S health officials have said that a new experimental AIDS vaccine will be tested in South Africa in the near future. This vaccine is said to be the most effective one tried so far. From previous disastrous trials, they have modified the...
by Graham Johnson | Feb 26, 2015 | HIV Cover, HIV Virus
Research has been ongoing for some time now and it can now be confirmed that a gel that can be used by woman after having intercourse to protect them against HIV may soon be a reality. This breakthrough could lead to the new ways of fighting the HIV virus that...
