Science Jul 02 CRISPR gene-editing ‘eliminates’ HIV in some mice. What does it mean for humans? By Berly McCoy
Nation May 20 People with HIV are far less likely to get cancer treatment, study shows 33 percent of patients with HIV and lung cancer failed to receive any treatment for the cancer compared with 14 percent of those who weren’t infected. By Michelle Andrews, Kaiser Health News
Health Jul 21 Watch 9:02 How early treatment has changed the death sentence of AIDS At the 2015 International AIDS Society Conference, researchers confirmed that starting HIV patients on antiretroviral drugs early does prevent AIDS-related illness and deaths. Gwen Ifill talks to Justin Goforth of Whitman-Walker Health and U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx… By PBS News Hour
Health May 28 Watch 5:54 Patients should start HIV drugs as early as possible, study finds Federal health officials now say that individuals with HIV should start antiretroviral drugs as soon as they are diagnosed. That announcement was made after a large clinical trial was stopped because the evidence was so overwhelming. But how do you… By PBS News Hour
Health Nov 06 Watch In Rwanda, U.S.-Backed Program Improves Access to AIDS Drugs A U.S. program to curb AIDS in Africa is having success providing antiretroviral drugs to AIDS patients in Rwanda -- particularly pregnant women and newborns. Health correspondent Susan Dentzer begins a series of reports examining the impact of the American…