Between 2017 and 2018, there was a reduction in susceptibility to the current first-line therapy, ceftriaxone.

An editorial about three new studies highlights the existence of various effects of universal test-and-treat strategies in high-burden settings, which result in modest to no reductions in HIV incidence

In well, treated people with HIV, abdominal fat accumulation is associated with activation of pro-inflammatory pathway of kynurenine metabolism, reduction of anti-inflammatory molecules and an increase in systemic inflammation

As part of the collaboration, the WHO will provide technical advice to FIFA on a variety of health matters.

New findings contradict previous studies that identified associations between burnout and the quality of patient care.

Three laureates are jointly sharing the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

The international emergency committee was convened last month to discuss the spread of poliovirus.

Collecting information on HIV status before tattooing or cosmetic procedures is not justifiable, but cosmetic surgery requires full medical history.

Trial shows 62% reduced risk over 60-year follow-up.

Dr. Olga Vicente is a GP who has been treating, healing and supporting her patients for over 25 years at her practice near Madrid. She meets with her friends every day to recharge her batteries, and is passionate about medicine, her daughter, the sea and life in general!

In some cases, patients had to be turned away from hospitals.

This new vaccine technology could revolutionise the way vaccines are designed, produced and stored.

US study shows that risk for heart failure and all-cause rehospitalisation is higher in people living with HIV compared with uninfected controls

The move is in keeping with recent recommendations from WHO’s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE).