The FDA finally approved a condom for anal sex. Here’s why it’s a good thing
You can still use other approved condoms to protect against sexually-transmitted diseases.
You can still use other approved condoms to protect against sexually-transmitted diseases.
The trial involves the most powerful human antibodies ever discovered.
This is one of the most exciting results we've had for HIV so far.
Fighting the virus is just half the battle. The other half is repairing the damage.
It was safe and showed efficacy for 97% of the participants in the trial.
The formulation is longer-acting than current drugs and is less vulnerable to mutation-related drug resistance.
Scientists are getting closer to revealing the timeline of HIV evolution.
This could deal a huge blow to HIV.
As if having one of the two wasn't bad enough...
A cure is not here yet, but this certainly is promising.
Humanity strikes back: another win against HIV.
Get lost, deadly virus.
The grains can be made into a paste containing anti-HIV proteins.
It's strangely beautiful, even though we're talking about a dreaded pathogen.
It's not exactly a vaccine, but it's the next best thing.
Their nature makes them ideal against pathogens that hide from immune cells, such as HIV.
The country might be on the verge of a health crisis.
It also showcases how powerful computer simulations can be in fighting viruses.
You shouldn't use the two interchangeably.
This could be a game changer.
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