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Opportunistic Infections - Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment & Prevention - Vimarsana News

Opportunistic Infections - Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment & Prevention

Opportunistic infections are microbial infections that can cause disease in persons with a weak immune system, but usually do not cause disease in healthy people.

HIV Researchers Discover Virus Prefers Targeting Immune Cells Covered with Sugar on its Surface - Vimarsana News

HIV Researchers Discover Virus Prefers Targeting Immune Cells Covered with Sugar on its Surface

A new study found that HIV prefers immune cells coated with sugar, a breakthrough on determining which specific cells the virus favors of attacking.

'Treat HIV and STIs under one roof to limit new infections' — new study - Vimarsana News

'Treat HIV and STIs under one roof to limit new infections' — new study

Public health specialists and HIV experts say it is time to treat HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) under one roof and not in silos, following findings that almost one-sixth of HIV infections among STI patients are new infections.

'Treat HIV and STIs under one roof to limit new infections' — new study - Vimarsana News

'Treat HIV and STIs under one roof to limit new infections' — new study

Public health specialists and HIV experts say it is time to treat HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) under one roof and not in silos.

'Treat HIV and STIs under one roof to limit new infections' — new study - Vimarsana News

'Treat HIV and STIs under one roof to limit new infections' — new study

Public health specialists and HIV experts say it is time to treat HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) under one roof and not in silos, following findings that almost one-sixth of HIV infections among STI patients are new infections.