Articles for Tag: "HIV"

Gay teen’s eye donation rejection raises questions 
Gay teen’s eye donation rejection raises questions
The story from Iowa has experts challenging government policy on organ and blood donation.
Obesity still a No. 1 concern 
Obesity still a No. 1 concern
Despite national and local efforts, the U.S. still has a weight problem, especially among its young people.
HIV diagnosis in U.S. shows dramatic decline 
HIV diagnosis in U.S. shows dramatic decline
New diagnoses of HIV fell by more than a third during a recent 10-year period. Get the details.
Want to stay healthy? Start journaling  Featured
Want to stay healthy? Start journaling
Find out why writing it out can boost your health with these three helpful hints to get started.
HIV testing still important to reduce risks for others 
HIV testing still important to reduce risks for others
June is National HIV Testing Month and getting tested is more important than ever.
HIV/AIDS: Remembering the fight  Featured
HIV/AIDS: Remembering the fight
December 1, marks the 25th anniversary of World AIDS Day. Two doctors on the front lines in those early years share their experiences.
Monkeys cured of HIV-like virus—could humans be next? 
Monkeys cured of HIV-like virus—could humans be next?
Nearly 32 years after the initial outbreak of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, researchers find a promising cure in a similar condition in monkeys.