Misconception 4: A HIV Vaccine Will Obviate the Complex Sociobehavioral Challenges That Arise in Preventing an Infectious Disease Largely Spread by Sex & Injecting Drug Use, Which ...

HIV is spread by bodily fluids such as blood, breast milk or semen. It gradually weakens the body’s immune system and makes ...

There are misconceptions about who gets HIV. It doesn't discriminate among sex, age or race--it is a disease that can affect anyone." According to the CDC, the cumulative estimated number of AIDS ...

But since then, science has made leaps and bounds in the treatment for HIV and Aids. It’s no longer the death sentence it was once, and much has changed both medically and socially. However, there are ...

As people recognize World AIDS Day on Dec.1, attention turns to the strides made in HIV prevention, including the groundbreaking role of the PrEP pill. Approved by the FDA 12 years ago, pre ...

An integrated health camp was organized by the Telangana State AIDS Control Society at the Government Science Degree College ...

Common reasons for not testing include 34% believing they are unlikely to ever contract HIV and 25% claiming they cannot ...

Geneva, 13 February 2025 – On International Condom Day, UNAIDS and partners are calling for HIV prevention efforts to be ...

Misconception 8: HIV Vaccine Misconceptions are the Unique Provenance of Nonscientists An overview of several important, some pervasive, misconceptions toward HIV vaccines, as evidenced in our ...