Pausing the pills: attitudes to treatment interruption
Participants in HIV cure trials will increasingly need to consider stopping antiretroviral treatment. This will be the only sure way
antiretroviral therapy
Women and cure in the U=U era
Undetectable equals Untransmittable. Three powerful words that have come to symbolise a transformative development in HIV treatment. From the fear
Stronger together: promising combination approach in monkeys
A promising study of a combination approach to HIV cure featured at last month’s Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections
Doing FLIPS: a new way to find latent HIV
Researchers have revealed a new way to understand the HIV that stays in the body during therapy. The group from
HIV remission: what could it mean for people living with HIV?
HIV remission, or long-term HIV control off treatment, is the most likely next step towards an HIV cure. But in
Pause the pills: would you interrupt treatment for HIV cure research?
There is no cure for HIV. Researchers worldwide are working on different ways to get rid of the virus. We
New test uncovers (more) hidden HIV
Scientists from the US have announced an improved way to detect hidden HIV. The group of Professor Phalguni Gupta at
Gut feeling for a functional cure
HIV infection takes a heavy toll on the gut. The virus enters the body and heads straight for the stomach
Pause the pills: participant information
Do I have to answer every question? If there are any questions you do not want to answer please just
Post-treatment control of HIV appears rare, biomarkers may help predict viral rebound
Only four individuals out of nearly 5000 people receiving care at US military health facilities were found to exhibit immune