There is good news in the field of medical science. A new successful case of HIV treatment has been noticed lately. An HIV positive man in London has becomes the second person ever to be 'cured' of the virus after a stem cell transplant.

For long time, health experts have been working hard to find vaccines for HIV infection. In an attempt a team of scientists have found that an experimental HIV vaccine was effective in monkeys. The aim of the vaccine strategy is to identify the rare, vulnerable areas on HIV and teach the immune system to make antibodies to attack those areas.

Like every year, World AIDS Day 2018 will be celebrated on December 1. This year, UNAIDS is focusing on HIV testing and its importance. In this article, we will give you major reasons people avoid HIV test.

A new intravenous HIV drug has shown to be effective in reducing virus, boost immunity among patients with advanced, multi-drug resistant HIV infection, results of a phase-III trial has showed.

Researchers have found that computer simulations can accurately predict the transmission of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) across populations, aiding in preventing the disease.

A new research published in The Lancet indicates that the experimental HIV-1 vaccine routine in healthy adults and rhesus monkeys is safe and induces powerful immune responses against HIV. Also, the vaccine candidate protected against infection with an HIV-like virus in monkeys.

A quack accused of infecting around 40 persons with HIV due to use of same syringe on several patients in Unnao district of Uttar Pradesh was arrested on Wednesday, police said.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Bihar government to pay Rs 3 lakh compensation to a destitute woman suffering from HIV, who became pregnant after being raped and cannot terminate her pregnancy because of its advanced stage.

Now, get ready to get free condoms home delivered in India. It’s not a joke or fake news, the news is true. The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has started the initiative which is first of its own kind.

Parliament on Tuesday passed the HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Bill, which provides for the prevention and control of the disease and protection of human rights of those affected by it with the Lok Sabha's nod to the legislation.