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Encouraging results of the world's largest HIV vaccine trial had scientists ready to believe vaccinations to combat the AIDS-causing virus would soon be a reality.

A generation has reached adulthood since HIV/AIDS first appeared in North America. A quarter of a century later, what have we learned about this disease and what do we ne

HIV/AIDS may no longer crown headlines, but its death toll rises daily. This silent predator is a notorious serial killer and must be kept in the consciousness.

Placebos have a valid role in medical research, but their use is restricted to specific circumstances that researchers sometimes ignore, as in a Uganda clinical trial.

Learn what tests are done when an HIV patient gets lymphoma.

HIV/AIDS is on the rise in Canada, particularly in the Aboriginal community. What is HIV/AIDS and what is it doing to Natives on Reserves?

There are two types of immunity - passive and active - that occurs in the body to fight disease. But how do they work and is there anything you can do to help your body?

The past year has seen new methods in determining HIV infection rates and a new study that determines the origin of AIDS in the United States.

The lives of AIDS patients are hinging on new treatments, but preventing HIV infection is still a challenge. Here is a summary of recent developments.

Many medications can effectively treat CFS/ME, but there are also many useful herbs for symptoms like fatigue, cognitive problems and sleep disturbances.