HIV/AIDS
While there remains no cure for HIV or AIDS, remarkable advancements in treatments and clinical understanding of how the disease progresses are allowing doctors to help their patients live longer, fuller lives.
Today’s advanced antiretroviral drugs are able to suppress the virus and slow its progression in the body, often suppressing the HIV virus to nearly undetectable levels. If antiretroviral medication is successful, a person may be able to add many healthy, productive years to his or her life.
Bodies In Motion: Treatments for HIV
Take a 3-D, animated look inside the body and learn how HIV attacks the immune system and how today's antiviral therapies can stop the progression of the disease.
The Evolution of HIV Treatments
Learn how advancements in treatments and our understanding of the disease are allowing patients to live fuller lives.
A Patient’s Guide to Living with HIV
Learn about working with your doctors, starting on treatments, managing the stress of diagnosis, and lifestyle changes.
Understanding Structured Treatment Interruptions
The notion of taking a planned break from your HIV treatment is a controversial topic. Learn the risks and benefits of STIs and why you should always consult with your doctor before making any change to your HIV treatment.
True Stores: Living with HIV
Three patients share their stories of being diagnosed, being honest about, and living with HIV.
How HIV Affects the Body
HIV is unique in its ability to compromise the immune system. Learn how the disease progresses and makes patients susceptible to serious complications.