In 2022, an estimated 630 000 people died from HIV-related causes globally, including nearly 50 000 people in South Africa. When it comes to hospital medical wards in South Africa, many patients ...

The book also convinced me that everyone had to do something in the war against HIV, so in part because of ... the impact rumors and innuendos can have on entire communities.

The company, now valued at $650 million, announced Tuesday it’s raising $65 million, as it bets that AI-powered agents can resolve ... serve a large HIV and hepatitis C patient population.

The national Department of Health has signalled it wants to see more family physicians appointed as clinical managers tasked ...

Medical Affairs of Gilead Patient Solutions. "We're proud to see the launch of the Gilead HIV Community Scholars Program, honoring our community partners through supporting their travel to participate ...

The process of precision therapeutics ultimately leads to breakthrough treatments that can be individualized to specific patient populations ... In addition, the city’s military medical research ...

It also helps to build a network of friends and confidants to support you or to join an HIV support group available online or in person. Studies show that people living with HIV today can expect to ..

Addressing the challenges of medical care from medical school to the battlefield to city streets to overcome disparities in ...

"For folks who see their doctors several times a year and don't need to give biosamples at every visit, telehealth visits can improve ... interviewed 133 patients living with HIV in Essex County ...

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Six transplant patients tested positive for HIV after receiving infected organs from the Rio de Janeiro organ donation service, state officials said on Friday.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazilian health officials are scrambling to explain how six transplant patients in the country’s well-regarded public health system received organs infected with HIV — and ...

The pilot program also allows the Defense Department to see if it can allow people to enlist who have medical conditions that the military is prepared to treat if service members develop them ...