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Singapore recommends adults to test for HIV once in lifetimeSingapore now advises all adults aged 21 and above to get tested for HIV once in their lifetime. This comes after a rise in infections last...- New Zealand eases health insurance rules for Peak Seasonal Visa from April 19New Zealand is easing health insurance rules for the Peak Seasonal Visa starting April 19, 2026. This change aims to simplify compliance fo...
- Hyderabad: 24-year-old dies by suicide weeks after rejected suitor allegedly injects her with HIV-infected blood. Note reads 'he ruined my life'A 24-year-old woman in Pocharam died by suicide weeks after she was allegedly injected with HIV-infected blood by a man whose marriage prop...
- WHO recommends Gilead's twice-yearly injection for HIV preventionThe WHO's recommendations come at a critical moment as HIV prevention efforts stagnate with 1.3 million new HIV infections occurring in 202...
- Donor aid cuts may undo years of progress in combating HIV: StudyUS President Trump's decision to suspend USAID programmes and fund cuts by other countries could lead to 10.8 million new HIV infections an...
- HIV infections on the rise in the state: Assam State AIDS Control SocietyASACS added although sexual transmission has always been a main route of HIV transmission in the state, it has been observed that sharing o...
- India, China, Pakistan among 10 nations accounting for 95% of HIV infections: UN reportIn Asia and Pacific region, the majority of new infections are occurring in 10 countries led by India, China, Indonesia, Pakistan, Vietmnam...
- US researchers eliminate HIV infection in 'humanised' miceWashington, May 2 (IANS) US researchers have successfully removed HIV DNA from the genomes of living animals using a gene-editing tool, boo...
- New drug may prevent HIV transmission in women, kidsUp to 45 per cent of HIV-infected mothers will transmit the virus to their child, usually through breastfeeding, researchers said.
- World AIDS Day: Major signs and early symptoms of HIV infectionThe early signs of HIV may show after a month or may appear after 10 years. Here are some of the major signs experienced by infected patien...
- Cipla ready to launch low dose HIV drug 'Efavirenz'Drug major Cipla Ltd today said it is ready to launch low dose 'Efavirenz' used in treatment of HIV infection.
- HIV breakthrough: FDA approves new drug with fewer side effectsA new treatment for HIV infection has been approved by US federal regulators which does not have the side effects associated with other dru...
- Groundbreaking HIV researcher Suniti Solomon passes away at 76Suniti Solomon and her colleagues documented the first evidence of the HIV infection in India in 1986 when blood samples of six commercial ...
- New HIV infections down by 20 per cent in India: UN reportIndia has been able to achieve a more than 20% decline in new HIV infections between 2000 and 2014, according to a UN report.
- A biosensor to peer into insides of HIV-infected cellA new biosensor can measure what is going on within HIV-infected cells in real-time & provide insight on the interactions between the AIDS ...
- A biosensor to peer into insides of HIV-infected cellThis technology can offer insights which can help in controlling the AIDS infection besides insight on the interactions between HIV-1 and T...
- Effective HIV vaccine comes closer to realityThe new findings point the way towards a potentially more effective vaccine that would generate V1V2-directed HIV neutralising antibodies.
- New therapy may offer HIV cureScientists used radioimmunotherapy to destroy remaining human immunodeficiency virus -infected cells in the blood samples of patients treat...
- New HIV infections in India drop by 57 per cent: UN reportThe rate of new HIV infections in India has dropped by 57 pc over the last decade thanks to increased domestic spending towards AIDS respon...
- 'Male circumcision can cut HIV infection'Scientific studies have confirmed a long-standing belief that male circumcision can reduce HIV infection rates in men by 60 per cent, an in...
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