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Forty-five years ago, the Center for Disease Control published its report on the first AIDS case in the United States…
A decades-long effort to teach the immune system how to make broadly protective antibodies has now produced its strongest results…
December 1 was World AIDS Day. For the first time since this global event was established in 1988, the United…
In this week’s edition of The Prototype, we look at the U.K.’s first space launch license, growing mini-organs instead of…
A Lancet paper published in July evaluates data to illustrate the importance of roughly two decades of American humanitarian aid…
Since June 27th, 1995, National HIV Testing Day has provided a platform to raise awareness and confront stereotypes about HIV.…
John Green, author of best-selling books including The Fault in Our Stars, could have done anything. He could have written…
In the late 1970s and early ‘80s, a mysterious illness spread through America’s overlooked communities, mainly affecting intravenous drug users…
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In a recent interview with the BBC’s Katty Kay, NBA legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson recalled his journey with HIV after…