New documentary considers the last mile to ‘Ending HIV in America’
A upcoming PBS documentary, “Ending HIV in America,” recounts the history of the AIDS epidemic and looks at how far HIV prevention and treatment efforts have come.
Report from the community HIV cure research workshop
HIV cure research highlights
Virtual CROI 2022: Testing and treating
Highlights from Virtual CROI 2022
Report from the Community HIV Cure Research Workshop
HIV Cure Research Highlights from CROI 2022
The Third Era of the Martin Delaney Collaboratories
Research towards an HIV-1 cure
Inclusion is essential to a cure
An update on HIV cure research from the virtual 2021 U.S. Conference on HIV/AIDS
The challenge of diagnosing HIV in people on long-acting PrEP
Impressive results from two efficacy trials of a long-acting form of the integrase inhibitor cabotegravir (CAB LA) have boosted prospects for long-acting HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). In both cases, CAB LA proved superior to oral Truvada PrEP (see table below).
Children’s HIV research continues to grow up
With success comes new issues
The road ahead
What's on the horizon—new drugs in development
Highlights from CROI’s Community HIV Cure Research Workshop
The annual HIV Cure Community Workshop
Demystifying Analytical Treatment Interruptions and HIV Cure-directed Research
A position paper of the BEAT-HIV Collaboratory
COVID-19's impact on Latinx communities
The pandemic is hitting Latinx people harder; HIV researchers say it’s time to create policy changes
At the nexus of body and soul
An HIV doctor seeks solutions beyond medicine
Top news from AIDS2020: Virtual
Highlights from the AIDS2020: Virtual conference
Advance Work
2020 Pre-CROI Community HIV Cure Research Workshop
How do we get to a global cure?
Highlights of the 2019 HIV Persistence Workshop
Scenes from the bNAb revolution
An update on research for prevention, treatment, and cure using broadly neutralizing antibodies
Briefly
Pregnancy and dolutegravir; AIDS Quilt finds a new home; survey on women living with HIV; and more
What's new in the search for a HBV and HIV cure
Current and new strategies to achieve HBV and HIV cure, and synergies between the two fields.
Briefly
Biktarvy and antacids. Descovy FDA hearing. Updated guidelines for transgender individuals. Biktarvy and kids. PrEP4Love. Michael Johnson freed.
The Last Gift
Taking part in HIV cure research at the end of life
Cliffhanger For A Cure
Are we ready for a cure for HIV? Of course we are, aren’t we?
Vaccine still kicking
Mosaic HIV vaccine shows immune responses one year after final vaccination
The Reservoir
Where HIV hides
Fantastic journey
Where HIV travels
Can your body be reprogrammed to control HIV?
A behind-the-scenes look at a planned clinical trial of treatment interruption with new weapons aimed at remission—a stepping stone toward a cure.
Guest Editors Note - Summer 2018
With Richard Jefferys
Update from HIV Persistence 2017
HIV cure scientific highlights from the 2017 HIV Persistence Meeting
Pop culture, musicals, and shirtless Zac Efron
My HIV cure timeline
It's important that we keep hope alive
The co-creator and star of the web series Merce envisions life with an HIV cure
Bringing HIV cure research into the real world
Looking at the need for including social science
Better late than never
Pioneering scientists prove women are essential to finding a cure
What does a cure mean to you?
Four individuals share their hopes and fears
Speaking the same language
Advocate Michael Louella talks about ‘50 shades of cure’
Time out
Treatment interruption: A risky but essential step in cure research
Gene therapy in HIV cure research
Modifying immune system cells to resist, attack, or remove HIV altogether
Enhancing immunity
Manipulating the immune system to tackle HIV
Collaborating for a cure
Six groups focused on the task
Latent tendencies
New strategies target dormant HIV
Measuring the HIV reservoir
Current tests for sizing up viral hideouts
The challenge of defining an HIV cure
Different roads to the holy grail
Guest Editors' Note Winter 2017/2018
Handle with care: Speaking the language of an HIV cure
Q & A with Paula Cannon
A leading researcher’s take on gene therapy in HIV cure research
Social Science In HIV Cure Research
Three studies go beyond clinical work
End AIDS Coalition
Jake Glaser and the End AIDS Coalition
One on One with Sharon Lewin
Noted researcher reflects on recent advances and the long road ahead
Towards an HIV Cure
Earth needs "Pozmonauts" to take part in HIV cure trials.
Update from IAS 2017
Towards an HIV Cure
Watercooler
Anti-alcohol drug, gay journalist grant, life insurance for people with HIV, Grindr & PrEP
Dear Doctor
What about cancer? And other questions answered
IAS 2015
Cure or Remission—What’s in a word?
Chasing The Cure
The State of the Search in 2015
