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Early treatment reduces viral reservoirs but does not prevent rebound

Afam Okoye, from the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute in Florida and the Oregon Health and Science University, presenting at CROI 2014. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com.

HIV may be becoming less fit as it adapts to the immune system

French researchers report 14 patients in 'remission' after controlling HIV for over 4 years off treatment

Tales of the late diagnosed

Superinfection: second HIV infections happen as often as first ones

A new patient zero? Researchers may have spotted animal-to-human immunodeficiency virus transfer

Sabrina Locatelli, presenting at CROI. (http://retroconference.org)

Cell-to-cell spread of HIV keeps viral reservoir going despite ART

An infected cell, outlined by the green fluorescent HIV it contains, transmits HIV to uninfected target cells (in red). Photo: Benjamin K. Chen, Mount Sinai School of Medicine.

Treatment with statins reduces mortality risk for patients taking effective HIV therapy

HIV damages B-cells as well as T-cells: new treatment targets identified