picture of the AIDS Quilt on display at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

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.

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Report from the community HIV cure research workshop

HIV cure research highlights

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Virtual CROI 2022: Testing and treating

Highlights from Virtual CROI 2022

Positively Aware: HIV Cure Community Workshop 2022

Report from the Community HIV Cure Research Workshop

HIV Cure Research Highlights from CROI 2022

Positively Aware: Martin Delaney Collaboratories

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

Positively Aware: IAS 2021 HIV Cure and Gene Therapy Forum

Highlights from the 2021 HIV Cure and Gene Therapy Forum

The road ahead

What's on the horizon—new drugs in development

Positively Aware: Highlights from CROI HIV Cure Research

Highlights from CROI’s Community HIV Cure Research Workshop

The annual HIV Cure Community Workshop

Positively Aware: BEAT-HIV position paper HIV cure research

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

The ‘London patient’ is only the second person to be ‘cured’ of HIV

Top news from AIDS2020: Virtual

Highlights from the AIDS2020: Virtual conference

Positively Aware: CROI 2020 Community Cure Workshop

Advance Work

2020 Pre-CROI Community HIV Cure Research Workshop

Highlights of the 2019 HIV Persistence 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

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AIDS 2018 HIV Cure Research Highlights

Positively Aware Summer 2018 Cure Issue

Predicting Risk: Tim Henrich

Positively Aware Summer 2018 Cure Issue

Stopping Cell Suicide: Warner Greene

The Community Watchdog: Lynda Dee

The Mapmaker: Satish Pillai

The Team Player: Steven Deeks, MD

Double Take: The New Poster Boys

The Reservoir

Where HIV hides 

Fantastic journey

Where HIV travels

Positively Aware Summer 2018 Cure Issue

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

Strategies for a cure

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Update from HIV Persistence 2017

HIV cure scientific highlights from the 2017 HIV Persistence Meeting  

Pop culture, musicals, and shirtless Zac Efron

Pop culture, musicals, and shirtless Zac Efron

My HIV cure timeline

The co-creator and star of the web series Merce envisions life with an HIV cure

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

Bringing HIV cure research into the real world

Looking at the need for including social science

Pioneering scientists prove women are essential to finding a cure

Better late than never

Pioneering scientists prove women are essential to finding a cure

Four individuals share their hopes and fears

What does a cure mean to you?

Four individuals share their hopes and fears

Advocate Michael Louella talks about ‘50 shades of cure’

Speaking the same language

Advocate Michael Louella talks about ‘50 shades of cure’

Treatment interruption: A risky but essential step in cure research

Time out

Treatment interruption: A risky but essential step in cure research

Modifying immune system cells to resist, attack, or remove HIV altogether

Gene therapy in HIV cure research

Modifying immune system cells to resist, attack, or remove HIV altogether

Manipulating the immune system to tackle HIV

Enhancing immunity

Manipulating the immune system to tackle HIV

Collaborating on a cure

Collaborating for a cure

Six groups focused on the task

New strategies target dormant HIV

Latent tendencies

New strategies target dormant HIV

Measuring the HIV reservoir

Measuring the HIV reservoir

Current tests for sizing up viral hideouts

The challenge of defining an HIV cure

The challenge of defining an HIV cure

Different roads to the holy grail

Guest Editors David Evans and Richard Jefferys

Guest Editors' Note Winter 2017/2018

Handle with care: Speaking the language of an HIV cure

Susana Valente

Q & A with Susana Valente

Paula Cannon in the lab

Q & A with Paula Cannon

A leading researcher’s take on gene therapy in HIV cure research

Positively Aware HIV Cure Research and Women

HIV cure research strategy for women—Where are we?

Positively Aware Social Science in HIV Cure Research

Social Science In HIV Cure Research

Three studies go beyond clinical work

Danielle Campbell, Julie Patterson, David Evans, Pedro Goicochea, Moisés Agosto, Dawn Averitt, Catalina Ramirez, and Karine Dubé

HIV Cure Research Strategy for Women: Where are we?

Positively Aware End AIDS Coalition Jake Glaser

End AIDS Coalition

Jake Glaser and the End AIDS Coalition

Positively Aware One on One Sharon Lewis

One on One with Sharon Lewin

Noted researcher reflects on recent advances and the long road ahead

Positively Aware Towards an HIV Cure Michael Louella

Towards an HIV Cure

Earth needs "Pozmonauts" to take part in HIV cure trials.

Positively Aware IAS 2017 Update Towards a Cure

Update from IAS 2017

Towards an HIV Cure

Positively Aware The Watercooler

Watercooler

Anti-alcohol drug, gay journalist grant, life insurance for people with HIV, Grindr & PrEP

Positively Aware Dear Doctor

Dear Doctor

What about cancer? And other questions answered

Positively Aware IAS 2015 Conference

IAS 2015

Cure or Remission—What’s in a word?

Chasing The Cure

The State of the Search in 2015