Doctors in Spain have announced the world's first clinical trial to cure five HIV patients within three years using transplants of blood from umbilical cords. Spain’s National Organization of Transplants (ONT) announced ...
From the blood of llamas to the bark of a tree, researchers are mining nature’s treasure trove in their search for treatments and even a cure for HIV. The latest piece of research coming compliments ...
Madrid, 20 de Octubre de 2014. COLEGA-MADRID (Colectivo LGBT de la Comunidad de Madrid) conmemora la celebración del Día Nacional de la Prueba de VIH con una campaña de promoción de la prueba rápida de ...
HIV causes structural heart disease according to research presented at EuroEcho-Imaging 2013 by Dr Nieves Montoro from Madrid, Spain. The findings support the introduction of cardiovascular screening in all ...
Chicago recorded the lowest number of new HIV diagnoses in 26 years in 2016, public health officials say. In 2001, the city reported 1,850 HIV diagnoses, the highest number of cases recorded since 1990 ...
Chicago recorded the lowest number of new HIV diagnoses in 26 years in 2016, public health officials say. In 2001, the city reported 1,850 HIV diagnoses, the highest number of cases recorded since ...
The Phoenix City Council today voted to join the Fast-Track Cities Initiative aimed at ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. The Initiative -- approved by a 7 to 0 vote – will build upon, strengthen and leverage existing HIV-related programs and ...
The Phoenix City Council has joined cities around the world by adopting the Fast Track Cities action plan to work towards ending HIV/AIDS in our community by 2030. The plan commits the city to work collaboratively and inclusively to use resources and tools to ...
More than 6,500 deaths have been reported in the Donbass region, where Ukrainian forces have battled Russian-supported separatist fighters for control since April 2014. The political violence has led to a humanitarian crisis. More than 8,000 patients being ...
