Aging With HIV a New Reality for Many Over 50
2010-12-01
The number of older infected people keeps growing, bringing unique challengesContinue Reading
Record Number of Americans Tested for HIV
2010-11-30
Still, more than 200,000 don’t know they’re infected, CDC saysContinue Reading
Scientists May Have Solved an HIV Mystery
2010-11-24
Mechanism for death of critical immune cells identified in studyContinue Reading
Daily Pill Lowers Odds for Infection With HIV
2010-11-23
Study found Truvada could cut risk by 73 percent in people who took it faithfullyContinue Reading
New STD Report Finds Some Progress, High Costs for U.S.
2010-11-22
19 million new infections each year cost health care system $16.4 billion, CDC saysContinue Reading
Scientists Spot Genes Tied to Puberty, Body Fat in Girls
2010-11-22
Some of the 30 newly identified genes are known to affect weight, hormones, metabolismContinue Reading
Past Abuse Puts Homeless Youth at Risk for Early Sex: Study
2010-11-19
They may view sex as a way to get people to like them, researchers suggestContinue Reading
Did Ex-Girlfriend's Facebook Page Trigger Man's Asthma?
2010-11-19
Italian doctors say every time jilted beau logged on, breathing troubles beganContinue Reading
Smarten Up About Antibiotics, CDC Urges
2010-11-18
Knowing when to use, refuse can help prevent deadly ‘superbugs’Continue Reading
HIV Patients Do Well After Kidney Transplants: Study
2010-11-18
But their bodies are more likely to reject organs in long run, researchers sayContinue Reading
When Romance and Allergies Don't Mix
2010-11-15
Reaction-spurring allergens can linger for hours in a partner’s mouth, experts noteContinue Reading
Egrifta Approved for HIV-Related Fat Deposits
2010-11-11
Lipodystrophy can lead to excess fat near internal organsContinue Reading
Family Members Caring for Veterans Sacrifice Their Own Health, Jobs
2010-11-11
Study urges friends, relatives, neighbors to offer caregivers urgently needed respite careContinue Reading
Few Young Women Getting Cervical Cancer Vaccine
2010-11-10
Study finds less than a third start the three-dose series, many fail to complete itContinue Reading