The brain also acts as a key "reservoir" for HIV, scientists from Australia have found. This finding may be a serious threat to the search for a way to eradicate the virus from the body.

A study has compared the development of HIV reservoirs—locations in the body where the virus persists in a latent state—between patients who receive either early or late medical interventions.

A new rule from the Biden administration allows organ transplants from HIV-positive donors to HIV-positive recipients.

In these reservoirs, HIV keeps on replicating, which contributes to the chronic inflammation by constantly activating the ...

This article explores the difficulties faced in attempting to treat HIV, an innovative prevention strategy and the ...

This so-called "latent reservoir" has been notoriously difficult to attack, almost obliterating any hope of cure in patients with established infection. Latency of integrated HIV is partially ...