AIDS

Eric Aniva had taken part in 'sexual cleansing' practices having sex with more than 100 women and girls.

Ahead of World Aids day, activists fight off the stigma associated with HIV thanks to film.

If found guilty, Eric Aniva could get a possible jail term of 5 years.

Technology promises critical monitoring treatment for patients in remote parts of the world.

The anti-retroviral drug PrEP is said to reduce the risk of HIV infection by more than 90%.

Over three years, scientists will test the safety and efficacy of a vaccine regimen to prevent HIV.

Iibalizumab may help HIV patients where other treatments have failed.

By reconstructing early HIV genomes, scientists show the US strain originated in the Caribbean.

Using CRISPR-Cas9 could lead to quicker advances in the field of HIV research.

An antibody known as anti-alpha4/beta7 has led monkeys to control infection even after two years.

44-year-old man reportedly HIV-free following new therapy that eradicates virus.

Swedish Association for Sexuality Education makes promotional video encouraging recognition of condoms.

Future treatment research could be based on the immune system of children that resist HIV infections.

Most powerful chief executive in the UK will have to come up with new drugs.

The actor has agreed to a reality TV show to cover the remaining costs.

When one member is HIV-positive, the other is less likely to become infected if both take HIV drugs.

Half of women surveyed by MSF had experienced some form of sexual violence.

A protein surrounding the virus protects it in an original way from the host's immune system.

Men of all sexualities engage in risky behaviours, but when they involve another man the moralising begins.

A high court judge heard a challenge by the National Aids Trust against NHS England to fund PrEP.

Hepatitis is a term used to describe the inflammation of the liver from viral infection or toxic substances.

GlaxoSmithKline said development work on its new drug pipeline is starting to pay off

More than a million children in the country have been orphaned because of HIV and Aids.

Education about PrEP and access to treatment for LGBTQ refugees are among its priorities

International AIDS Conference warns that laws and stigma hinder access to HIV prevention, treatment and care.

To reach Unaids 90-90-90 target, effective prevention strategies must be globally implemented.

Ahead of world's biggest Aids and HIV conference AIDS 2016, IBTimes UK looks at the major studies of the year.

Australia's 'end of Aids' boast is great, but there are still huge obstacles to overcome.

Scientists call for further trials after animal studies show effectiveness in a host of viral infections.

Scientists say a better access to PrEP could reverse this trend.