
Understanding HIV Test Results: Reactive, Non-Reactive, and Follow-Up Testing
HIV testing can detect infection before illness develops. Screening results are described as reactive or non-reactive, and a reactive result requires…
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HIV testing can detect infection before illness develops. Screening results are described as reactive or non-reactive, and a reactive result requires…
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Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a group of diseases passed from one person to another, most often through sexual contact, though some can also…
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A woman was reported to be in HIV remission after a cord-blood stem-cell transplant performed to treat blood cancer.
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Fourth-generation HIV antigen/antibody tests detect infection earlier than antibody-only tests, but a negative result at day 14 cannot rule out HIV…
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It marks a major medical breakthrough in 40 years, as Moderna, one of the world’s largest vaccine manufacturers, announces progress toward an HIV vaccine.
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Long-acting injectable cabotegravir is a highly effective PrEP option for people who prefer not to take daily tablets.
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HIV testing is not required for overseas employment in “almost every country.” Rules vary by country, visa type, length of stay, occupation, employer…
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The online magazine The Poz, in its December 16, 2020 issue, carried news about the COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and BioN...
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The window period, put simply, is the span of time during which someone exposed to HIV has already contracted the virus but it still cannot be detected.
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Herpes is a skin disease caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). It is a chronic condition; some people experience...
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When it comes to the spread of HIV both around the world and in Thailand, many people may not realize it is one of the diseases identified only relatively…
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U=U comes from the phrase “Undetectable = Untransmittable.” It means that a person living with HIV who maintains an undetectable viral load cannot pass…
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