Injections may work as well as pills to keep HIV virus under control, says study

While the UN recommends ART fro all HIV positive people, a two-drug cocktail each month can very well replace daily consumption of pills.

Five key numbers on AIDS

Roughly 1.8 million people worldwide contracted the AIDS virus in 2016.

New research says injection may soon be available that prevents virus from spreading.

Researchers say body's own immune system might be getting in the way of neutralizing the HIV-1 virus.

“As part of the LGBT community, we can be proud that something like this has happened anywhere in the world,” says LGBT activist Harish Iyer.

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) said the initiative was the first of its kind.

It offers a significant advantage over therapies where antibodies float freely in the bloodstream at a relatively low concentration.

Health ministry has suggested the Railways to generate awareness about dietary and lifestyle-related risk factors of NCDs.

A heartwarming commercial is gaining traction online for its touching portrayal of transgender rights in India.

The moment of triumph came when she was one among the six state toppers.