Have you heard about the new type of HIV vaccine and how it works in Monkeys? Do you know how it is useful in substantially enhancing and sustaining protection from HIV in monkeys? Probably not. If you are interested in finding out the impact of this new vaccine in monkeys, keep reading. A new type of HIV vaccination has been proposed to enhance and sustain protection from HIV in monkeys significantly. The principal objective of this vaccine is its ability...
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The number of young people getting HIV is growing due to the lack of adequate information campaigns, lack of prevention, and above all, a late diagnosis. However, living with HIV is not the same as having AIDS. Today you can prevent the virus from multiplying and being exposed to diseases. What does it mean being young and HIV positive? Every day about 2,000 young people are infected with HIV. Estimates indicate that people between the age of 15 to 24...
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For those who are HIV-positive, it might feel like their entire love life is over but that doesn’t have to be the case. If you have HIV, you still crave that affection and it is possible to get it providing you go around things the correct way and are very open in regards to your situation. This is the HIV-positive person’s guide to sex and relationships so hopefully, you will find it helpful. Using HIV-positive dating sites There are...
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HIV is a major health concern in modern society. No matter how hard we have tried to cure HIV and AIDS, we have not been able to find a cure. All we can do now is work to prevent HIV. The best method of prevention is obviously abstinence. You cannot catch a sexually transmitted disease if you don’t have sex or sexual contact. But for many of us, that is not an option. We want to have fun. Sex is...
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HIV, also known as Human Immunodeficiency Virus, is a virus that is contracted through sexual contact or bodily fluids. It reduces the body’s ability to defend against illnesses. In other words, it weakens the immune system which is responsible for defending our bodies against all sorts of attacks. This virus is a dangerous one that doctors have been having trouble combating for years now. We now have a treatment process in place to help those with HIV to maintain a...
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If you are dating somebody and you also suffer from HIV, it can be difficult to know when to disclose your status to them. A potential romantic interest is exciting but also scary when you have HIV. Fear of their response to this information is why many people with HIV feel like they can’t tell them. You can’t hold it back forever though and the longer you keep it secret, the more difficult it will be in the long term....
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According to a study that took place over the period of 15 years in England and Wales, men living with HIV are much more likely to commit suicide than people who don’t have the condition – especially in the first year after being diagnosed. Public Health England representative Sara Croxford reported this result at the British HIV Association which was recently held in Liverpool. There is lots of stigma surrounding HIV and these findings prompted her to say that this...
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During the 25th International Harm Reduction Conference which was held in Canada this month, it was revealed that reaching certain HIV treatment targets is required in order to keep certain individuals out of prison. Although HIV was discussed, there were other topics that were brought to light which took the attention away from the subject slightly. This included amphetamine-type substances and how they are used throughout the world, in addition to unsettling suicide rates by overdose in North America. There...
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For a country that has borne the greatest brunt of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, the latest news from Swaziland is encouraging and most welcome. In a new study presented at the International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science, it was revealed that between 2011 and 2016, the country had a decrease in new HIV infections of about 46%. To understand the significance, of the study, you need to understand the context of the HIV/AIDS situation in the southern African country. Swaziland has the highest rate of...
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During a recent study of 343 gay couples conducted in Paris, France, where one person in the relationship had HIV and the other did not, it was revealed that HIV was not transmitted once during 16,889 encounters of unprotected anal sex. The “Opposites Attract” study was undertaken to discover if the disease is transmitted when one person in the relationship is undergoing long term treatment for HIV. It was discovered that 98% of the HIV sufferers had an undetectable load....
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