HIV: 16% of French people are uncomfortable with the idea of being around an HIV-positive person
As December 1st approaches, World AIDS Day, a study shows that, even if patients carrying the human immunodeficiency virus experience ...
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HIV: the proportion of people who know they are positive without taking treatment remains very high
A study taking stock of the profile of people who develop AIDS shows that a significant proportion of patients knew ...
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UNAIDS: “the eradication of AIDS is within our reach this decade”
"The HIV pandemic can end by 2030," says UNAIDS. THE ESSENTIAL The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is the pathogen that ...
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Health scandal: thousands of children infected with HIV in Pakistan
Since 2019, an AIDS epidemic has struck children in a province in western Pakistan. Lack of medical hygiene is the ...
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HIV/AIDS: 61.7% of migrants contract it in France
A survey carried out in 14 hospitals in Île-de-France reveals an astonishing percentage of migrants who contracted HIV once they ...
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How to age well with HIV?
In France, the aging of people living with HIV creates new problems. THE ESSENTIAL In France, 50% of people living ...
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HIV: remission possible thanks to early treatment?
Starting to take antiretroviral treatment four weeks after HIV infection would increase the chances of remission, according to a study ...
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HIV: Europe is far from reaching global AIDS targets
According to a report from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), much remains to be done to ...
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AIDS: ending the epidemic by 2030? It is “possible”, according to the UN
Progress in the fight against AIDS has been recorded by UNAIDS, the UN agency, which yesterday published its annual report ...
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Will gene therapy be able to overcome AIDS?
Gene therapy, combined with CRISPR technology, could make it possible to eliminate the AIDS virus from the organism of infected ...
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Sidaction 2023: “We have never been so close to enjoying a world without AIDS”, welcomes the association
© ©Instagram @Sidaction"The most optimistic among us can already see the light at the end of the tunnel, but make ...
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AIDS: 40 years since the virus was discovered, but still no vaccine
HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, was discovered on May 20, 1983, forty years ago, and yet there is still ...
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A new breakthrough in the search for an HIV vaccine
A new vaccine candidate raises the hopes of researchers regarding the creation of an effective vaccine against the HIV responsible ...
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HIV: a 3rd patient cured of the AIDS virus in the world
After a bone marrow transplant with a genetic mutation that prevents HIV from entering cells, a German becomes the third ...
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Hearing aids: price, 100% health, what to choose?
© ShutterstockSUMMARY :How many French people are affected by hearing problems?Hearing aids and 100% health reform: how does it work?Which ...
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Suicide prevention: what devices and aids to get help?
© ShutterstockMental health has been at the heart of concerns since the Covid-19 crisis. On the occasion of National Suicide ...
Read moreHELP: 30% of dentists refuse care for HIV-positive people
Dentists can't believe it. In any case, their representative, the president of the Order, is dismayed. "You would have told ...
Read moreWorld AIDS Day: targeting screening to make it effective
"The undetected", the word slams on the front page of Liberation as a challenge on the occasion of World AIDS ...
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HIV: what is PrEP, the “anti-AIDS” preventive pill?
While the HIV epidemic is far from being eradicated, a means of preventing AIDS called PrEP is still largely unknown ...
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AIDS: a study explains why treated patients continue to suffer
Patients infected with HIV and treated with antiretroviral treatment still suffer from chronic inflammation, as if the AIDS virus were ...
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Going on holiday with hearing aids? Check out these handy tips!
Traveling with a hearing aid Whether you're going away for a weekend or have a wonderful long vacation planned, traveling ...
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Multiple sclerosis: an unexplained link with the AIDS virus
© iStockA scientific breakthrough concerning multiple sclerosis (SEP), an inflammatory disease of the nervous system, opens the way to new ...
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Before resuming sexual activity, take an HIV test
After two months of confinement, several associations believe that the two months of confinement represent “an opportunity to massively reduce ...
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HIV: an implant to protect yourself for “at least a year” will soon be available
Researchers have announced that they have successfully tested a subcutaneous implant delivering a preventive treatment against the AIDS virus for ...
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AIDS: 15-24 year olds are less and less well informed
© Shutterstock"The sense of information among 15-24 year olds has declined since the start of the pandemic and to date ...
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HIV: why some people control the virus without treatment
We now know a little more about the rare carriers of HIV who manage to control the infection after the ...
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AIDS: myths and false information thrive among young people
The 2022 edition of Sidaction ends on March 27. On the occasion of this annual weekend of fundraising, the association ...
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“AIDS continues to scare!”
As Sidaction begins today, the director, Florence Thunes, herself HIV-positive since 1997, takes stock of AIDS and HIV, this other ...
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HIV: treatments would be as effective in intermittent as daily doses
The 2022 edition of Sidaction began on March 25 and continues until March 27. On this occasion, Why Doctor relays ...
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HIV: its mode of transmission would influence the severity of the disease
A new study suggests that HIV is more virulent when transmitted during sexual intercourse between the penis and the vagina. ...
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