• New Insights Into How Patient Factors and COVID-19 Infection Affect Antibody Responses in People With HIV

• New Vaccine Targets Life-Threatening Fungal Infections, a Growing Health Concern

• How the Body's B Cell Academy Ensures a Diverse Immune Response

• COVID-19 Vaccines, Prior Infection Reduce Transmission of Omicron

• COVID Vaccines Also Help Protect HIV Patients, Study Finds

• How Antibody Therapy Impacts COVID Vaccines

• Scientists Reveal Encouraging Findings in First-in-Human Clinical Trial Evaluating HIV Vaccine Approach

• Cancer Scientist Finds Dramatic Rise in Anal Cancer in Midwest and Southeast US

• HIV Infection Leaves a 'memory' In Cells

• Study Identifies How Stealthy HIV Evades Drugs and Immunity

• Chronic Jet Lag Discovered in People Living With HIV

• A Better Understanding of How HIV-1 Evades the Immune System

• How a SARS-CoV-2 Virus Protein Damages the Heart
• Converging and Diverging Immune Factors That May Predispose People to HIV and HSV

• Monkeypox Mutations Cause Virus to Spread Rapidly, Evade Drugs and Vaccines, Study Finds

• Making Glioblastoma More Vulnerable to Treatment

• Identity Theft the Secret of the Cat Parasite's Success

• Common, Usually Harmless Group of Bacteria Associated With Higher Death Rates in Kidney Patients

• Early HIV Diagnosis and Treatment Important for Better Long-Term Health Outcomes
• Three-Dose Hepatitis B Vaccine Regimen Protects People With HIV

• Study Takes Major Step in Pursuit of HIV Cure

• Risk of Severe Breakthrough COVID-19 Infection Is Higher for People With HIV With Moderately Low CD4 Cell Counts
• Occupational Hazard: COVID-19 False Positives Found in Lab Workers

• Children With HIV at Greater Risk for Impaired Neurological Development

• The Cell Sentinel That Neutralizes Hepatitis B

• Coronavirus Formation Is Successfully Modeled
• Scientists Design and Validate Promising HIV Vaccine Strategy

• Another Monkey Virus Could Be Poised for Spillover to Humans, Study Finds
• Gut Bacteria May Contribute to Susceptibility to HIV Infection

• Ethics Not Only Allow but Demand Placebo in Some HIV Cure Trials, Paper Finds

• Remdesivir-Resistant Version of COVID-19 Detected in Organ Transplant Recipients

• DNA Nets Capture COVID-19 Virus in Low-Cost Rapid-Testing Platform

• Scientists Test New Vaccine Strategy to Help the Body Target HIV
• Heart Attack Risk Increased Among People With HIV and Hepatitis C as They Aged

• Mucus-Based Lubricant Proves Highly Effective Against HIV and Herpes, Study Finds

• Promising Anti-Cancer Drug Also May Function as COVID-19 Antiviral Therapy

• Dolutegravir-Based Antiretroviral Therapies for HIV-1 Effective in Pregnancy

• Study Reports on the Safety, Efficacy of Tecovirimat in Treating Monkeypox

• NIH Experts Review Monkeypox Challenges

• How Hepatitis E Tricks the Immune System

• New Method of Nasal Vaccine Delivery Could Lead to Better Vaccines for HIV and COVID-19

• Study That Investigated Whether Three Smoking Cessation Drugs Could Reduce Alcohol Intake Yields Unexpected Finding

• Dynamic Travel Restrictions Can Prevent Rapid Dispersion of New COVID-19 Variants
• Tuberculosis Vaccine Passes Safety Test: Study

• New Insights Into HIV Latent Cells Yield Potential Cure Targets

• SARS-CoV-2 Variants Have Developed Resistance to Human Interferons, Study Finds

• New Clues to How Maternal Antibodies Can Protect Babies from Cytomegalovirus

• New Clinical Symptoms Identified in Largest International Study Series of Confirmed Monkeypox Cases

• Putting the Brakes on 'budding' Viruses

• Novel HIV Combination Therapies Could Prevent Viral Escape and Rebound

• Best Available Therapy for AIDS-Associated Kaposi Sarcoma Is Cost Effective in Africa

• Treating Precancerous Growths in People With HIV Reduces Anal Cancer by More Than Half, Study Finds

• Immune System Uses Two-Step Verification to Defend Against HIV

• Imaging Solves Mystery of How Large HIV Protein Functions to Form Infectious Virus

• HIV Speeds Up Body's Aging Processes Soon After Infection, Study Shows

• Research Reveals Structure of a Human Endogenous Reverse Transcriptase

• Targeting a Human Protein to Squash SARS-CoV-2 and Other Viruses

• Common Antiretroviral Drug Improves Cognition in Mouse Model of Down Syndrome

• Chemically Modified Plant Compounds Work Against Hepatitis E Virus

• A New Technology Offers Treatment for HIV Infection Through a Single Injection

• Risk of Breakthrough COVID-19 Infection After Vaccination Is Higher Among People With HIV

• New Blood Test Can Help Doctors Diagnose Tuberculosis and Monitor Treatment
• Combination Anti-HIV Antibody Infusions Suppress Virus for Prolonged Period

• Scientists Identify How the Brain Links Memories

• Dynamics of Adaptive Immunity in Tuberculosis Uncovered

• Vaccinia Virus Pulls Together a Makeshift Tool to Repair Its DNA, Exposing a Vulnerability That Could Be Targeted

• Large Study in Botswana Finds Daily Micronutrient Supplementation During Pregnancy Reduces Complications at Birth

• Discovery of Cell Protein That Keeps Kaposi's Sarcoma Herpesvirus Dormant

• 模糊响应从记忆B细胞Protect Against Mutant Viruses

• Researchers Identify Rare Genetic Markers of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis

• A Better Understanding of HIV-1 Latency

• Helping Prevent Transmission of HIV from Mother to Child During Breastfeeding

• Your Mental Health May Impact Your Chances of Breakthrough COVID
• HIV: The Antibodies of 'post-Treatment Controllers'

• New Approach for Delivery of Anti-HIV Antibody Therapy Shows Promise in Phase I Clinical Trial
• New Tool Reveals How Immune Cells Find Their Targets

• Antibiotic and Antiretroviral Drug Effects on Breast Milk Are Explored for Mothers Living With HIV

• HIV Drug Stabilizes Disease Progression in Metastatic Colorectal Cancer

• CRISPR and HIV: New Technique in Human Blood Unveils Potential Paths Toward Cure

• 'An Underutilized Tool:' UV-LED Lights Can Kill Coronaviruses and HIV With the Flip of a Switch, Study Finds
• Researchers Shorten Manufacturing Time for CAR T Cell Therapy

• New Study Reveals Why HIV Remains in Human Tissue Even After Antiretroviral Therapy
• COVID-19 Infection Linked to Higher Risk of Neuropathy

• Resourceful Viral Protein Combats Monkey and Human Defenses Differently

• High Prevalence of Cancer Among Men Living With HIV, Study Shows

• Treatment Length Reduced for Children With Tuberculosis

• Intermingling Between Populations May Contribute to HIV Spread

• Novel Antiviral Drug Combinations Demonstrate COVID-19 Therapeutic Potential

• Suspending Syringe Services Programs Will Result in an Increase of HIV Infections

• African 'hotspot' For Highly Infectious Diseases
• Repurposing FDA-Approved Drugs May Help Combat COVID-19

• How Well Do Boosters Work? Depends on Your Genes
• Pioneering Simulations Focus on HIV-1 Virus

• COVID-19 Genetic Risk Variant Protects Against HIV, Study Finds

• Unexpected Findings Detailed in New Portrait of HIV

• Starting Antiretroviral Therapy Early Essential to Battling Not One, but Two Killers

• Scientists Move HIV Vaccine Research Forward by Developing an Immunogen That Produces Tier-2 Antibodies
• New Highly Virulent and Damaging HIV Variant Discovered in the Netherlands

• Tracking the Cells That Host HIV
• New Anti-HIV Antibody Function Discovered: Tethering of Viral Particles at the Surface of Cells