Paris highlights
The International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science was held in Paris last week. HIV scientists, clinicians and community advocates gathered to hear about the latest in HIV research. From more...
Seattle HIV conference showcases latest research
Timothy Ray Brown’s HIV cure passed its 10th anniversary in mid-February. At the same time, leading HIV researchers met in Seattle to share the latest developments in HIV science. The Conference on...
Reports of UK HIV cure are misleading
The international media have been at it again this week, with claims of an HIV cure thrown around in a sensationalist click-bait fest, amplified through social media channels and networks around the...
AIDS 2016: hopes high in search for vaccine
Current and forthcoming studies of vaccines to prevent HIV infection have created a new optimism that the long and challenging road to the development of such a vaccine has begun to take some...
RV144 paving the way for future treatments
A new scientific study conducted by a team of leading AIDS scientists reveal results that lead the way to the development of an effective human vaccine against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). In...
Antibody injections could be stepping stone to HIV vaccine
This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. Imagine a seasonal jab of antibodies that could neutralise the HIV virus. Such an injection could prove to be next...
Studies on three continents could have broad implications for HIV prevention research
Enrolment has begun in the first of two multinational clinical trials of an intravenously delivered investigational antibody for preventing HIV infection. Known as the AMP Studies, for...
Search for the Holy Grail
Despite billions of dollars spent and some of the world’s best brains on the case, there is still no vaccine to protect against HIV. But, as Christopher Kelly reports, recent discoveries have...
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