PARIS—An HIV-infected child in South Africa who is controlling the virus without antiretroviral (ARV) drugs has reinvigorated the push to find ways to allow people…
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The University of California (UC) has fired another legal salvo in the prolonged patent battle over CRISPR, the revolutionary gene-editing technology that has spawned a…
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PARIS—New data from Swaziland, a tiny country in southern Africa, provide some of the most convincing evidence yet that aggressively ramping up treatment for HIV/AIDS…
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A new update on the global HIV/AIDS epidemic offers “scorecards” for countries that starkly highlight successes in green and failures in red (for an example,…
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI—A few months before completing medical school in 2003, Lukas Wartman was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), a blood cancer that’s particularly…
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As health officials and aid workers head to a remote corner of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to respond to an outbreak of Ebola…
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As health officials and aid workers head to a remote corner of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to respond to an outbreak of Ebola…
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Ebola has surfaced in a remote part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the first outbreak of the disease since the West African…
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Q&A: First U.S. state-by-state analysis of hepatitis C cases In the infectious disease world, the liver-damaging hepatitis C virus (HCV) long has lived in the…
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