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HIV/AIDS News

Herpes Infects One in Six in U.S.

Most don't know they have the disease, CDC says, upping risks for transmitting it to others

HIV Hides Out in Bone Marrow Cells

Another secret stash of the virus makes it that much harder to eliminate, scientists say

Gene Therapy Shows Promise Against HIV

Early findings suggest it could work, but application remains years away

In San Diego, Hispanics Now Dominate HIV/TB Cases

Shift in disease profile suggests need for U.S., Mexico cooperation, expert says

Herpes Drug Might Also Slow HIV Progression

But acyclovir is not a replacement for HIV-specific drugs, researchers say

Cyndi Lauper, Lady Gaga Put Spotlight on Women and HIV

New poll finds most women don't believe infection can happen to them

Scientists Discover How HIV Is Transmitted Between Men

Finding could lead to new vaccines, treatments, researchers say

Vaccine May Prevent TB in People With HIV

Clinical trial results mark 'significant milestone,' expert says

Black and Hispanic Infants Much More Likely to Have HIV

Preventive efforts needed to reduce transmission from mother to child, experts say

Study Suggests High HIV Rate Among African Teens

Kids infected at birth may be outliving mothers, expert says

Premature Aging of the Brain Seen in HIV Patients

With AIDS growing among seniors, decline in brain function a serious concern, researchers say

Drug Combo Blocks HIV Infection in Mice

Truvada might someday prevent virus in people, researchers say

Evolving Strains of HIV May Cause Wave of Drug Resistance

Ease of transmission is cause for concern, researchers say

Taking Viagra Won't Spur Risky Sexual Behavior

Men in the general population use the drug responsibly, study finds

To Circumcise or Not?

Reviews offer differing views on value and risks of procedure

Molecule Could Help Block Sexual Transmission of HIV

Surfen inhibits process the virus uses to infect cells, researchers say

Scientists Spot Source of Hurdle to AIDS Vaccine

Immune system turns off antibodies that could block HIV, study finds

Rabies Vaccine Protects Against Monkey Version of HIV

Finding holds promise for HIV vaccine development

HIV Therapy Linked to Fewer Suicides

Better mental health care still needed for those with the virus, expert says

Stem Cells Turned Into AIDS Killers in Lab Tests

Technique might work with many other viruses, researchers say

AIDS Drugs Don't Need Routine Lab Monitoring

Finding is good news for first-line treatment in Africa, researchers say

AIDS May Date Back to Ancient Tiger

Researchers find signs of feline DNA in virus

A Good Year in the Fight Against AIDS

Promising vaccine trial, better access to treatment worldwide provide reasons for hope

Med Students Often Fail to Report Needlestick Injuries

Omission leaves them without treatment for blood-borne diseases, researchers say

Genetic Variant Slows AIDS Progression

HIV patients who have it take longer to get sick, study finds

Mental Health News

Combination Treatment May Help Depressed Alcoholics

Taking antidepressant plus naltrexone improves odds of not drinking, researchers say

Siblings of Kids With Autism May Be Prone to Hyperactivity

But it shouldn't affect mental health overall, study finds

Teen Girls Say Pink Camel in Cigarette Ads Caught Their Eye

Study finds link between catchy ads and whether teens smoke

Many WTC Responders Show Signs of Heart Trouble

Another study suggests that stress weighs heavily on the hearts of police, firefighters

Freezing, Medicating Away a Dangerous Irregular Heart Rhythm

New studies suggest promising new ways to ease atrial fibrillation

Daylight Savings: Not a Bright Time for All

People with SAD may be more affected by the shift in daylight, experts say

Obesity, Drinking a Double Threat to the Liver

Combination increased chances of cirrhosis, studies found

Is Kindness Contagious?

Spirit of generosity multiplies and persists, researchers find

Bad Behavior in Youth Linked to Chronic Pain Later in Life

Childhood response to stress could lead to lasting problems, researchers say

Happy From Your Vacation? It Won't Last

Most travelers return to their normal state of mind soon after they get back, study finds

Inhalant Abuse a Deadly Middle-School Concern

'Huffing' more common than smoking pot, snorting cocaine among 12-year-olds, study finds

Online Dating as Honest as Real Life

When fibs are told, men and women do so about equally, researchers say

Heat Therapy Helps Treat U.S. Soldiers' Infections

Device works on skin lesions caused by parasite in Iraq, Afghanistan, study finds

Alcoholics' Relapses Better Understood

Brain mechanism could be key, and an existing drug might help, scientists say

Longtime Smokers May Find Protection From Parkinson's

Finding could help unravel mysteries of neurological and motor disease

Cell Transplant May Help Treat Vitiligo

Surgery improved appearance of white patches due to skin disease, doctors say

Survey May Help Docs Diagnose Mood Disorders

It identified anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder in most cases, study finds

Psychotherapy Can Help People With Lupus Cope

After 10 sessions, anxiety, depression and stress lessened, researchers say

Genetic Variant Raises Lung Cancer Risk

It doesn't matter whether you smoke a little or a lot, study finds

Shift Work Can Put a Crimp on Sleep

If changing jobs isn't an option, modifying behavior may help, expert says

Do Liberals, Atheists Have Higher IQs?

Study links intelligence test scores with key beliefs and male monogamy

Doctor's Specialty Often Steers Prostate Cancer Care

Therapy choice is influenced by physicians' preferences, research suggests

Light Drinking Might Help Keep Women Slim

Those who abstain tend to gain the most, study finds, though reasons are unclear

Study Looks At Cost-Effectiveness of ECG in Hyperactive Kids

Analysis compared three strategies for preventing sudden cardiac death from stimulant medication

Gene Variant May Help Some Overcome Adversity

It appears to disconnect the link between stress and death risk, researchers say

General Health News

More Evidence That Swings in Blood Pressure Raise Stroke Risk

Findings could help spur change in how hypertension is treated, experts say

Teen Girls Say Pink Camel in Cigarette Ads Caught Their Eye

Study finds link between catchy ads and whether teens smoke

Repeated Anesthesia May Hamper Children's Learning Ability

Swedish researchers say loss of stem cells in the hippocampus could be to blame

Lip Implants Using Neck Tissue Have Lasting Effects

Study found the procedure improved appearance for two years

Health Highlights: March 15, 2010

Boston Scientific Recalls Heart Defibrillators / Mitral Valve Clip Effective: Study / High Lead Levels in Some Indian Food Spices: Study / Another Cou

Stem Cells Might One Day Treat Severe Asthma

Mouse study suggests treatment aimed at immune system could work in humans

Scans May Be Misleading for Hockey Players

MRIs shouldn't take the place of a good clinical exam, study finds

Strides Seen in Orthopedic Surgery for Kids

Repairing ACL, meniscus at same time is one advance, 'Tommy John' elbow reconstruction another

Eye Health and Safety Should Be Job One

Spotlight focuses on work-related risks during Save Your Vision month

U.S. Minorities Especially Vulnerable to Kidney Failure

Study suggests that poverty and lack of insurance contribute to the problem

Knee Surgeon's Expectations May Differ From Yours

Before getting replacement joint, have a frank talk with your doctor, researchers say

Football Injuries More Likely on Certain Artificial Turf

More players had ligament damage, ankle sprains than on natural grass, study shows

Health Highlights: March 12, 2010

Another Court Finds No Link Between Vaccines, Autism / Infant Slings Linked to Deaths / Settlement in Ground Zero Lawsuit / Rudolph Bracelets Have Hig