Over one million people in the U.S. are living with HIV or AIDS, and it is estimated that about a quarter of people in the U.S. infected with HIV don’t know it. A diagnosis of HIV or AIDS used to be considered fatal, but with tremendous progress in the management of the disease many doctors and clinicians now treat the virus as a chronic condition. However, living with HIV/AIDS is far from easy and managing it requires a multidisciplinary approach, involving social workers, counselors, nutritionists, nurses, and doctors. Learn more about HIV/AIDS and the latest treatments.
Why You Should Get More Advice from Your Pharmacist
Most people simply pick up prescriptions at the pharmacy window even though a Doctor of Pharmacy is there to help. Few people ask questions about a given medication or the...
Managing and Treating HIV & AIDS
A diagnosis of HIV or AIDS used to be considered fatal, but with tremendous progress in the management of the disease many doctors and clinicians now treat the virus as...
Pediatric & Adolescent HIV/AIDS
Children with HIV/AIDS face a number of issues. Unlike adults, children have no choice about disclosing their HIV status to others. Dr. Mark Kline from Texas Children’s Hospital and Dr....