How long can you have HIV without noticing? Some people develop symptoms a month or two after an HIV infection. Others may not notice symptoms for 10 years or more. How soon symptoms appear ...

These early or acute symptoms may go away in a week or a month ... should try a different one. Most of the time a rash is not serious. But in some cases, a rash from HIV medicines can be serious ...

Likewise, not everyone identifies as any one gender. Therefore, anyone assigned female at birth may develop the following HIV symptoms ... period for at least 12 months. In the United States ...

It works by detecting antibodies your immune system produces when exposed to HIV. It takes time for your body to develop antibodies (anywhere from one to three months) that the test can pick up.

One of the cohorts that I've led has ... and also showed that people are more likely to report symptoms at 12 months in people with HIV than people without, even when you control for things ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — December is HIV/AIDS Awareness month, a time for raising awareness ... an infected person experiences more pronounced symptoms. Yet, the virus can still be spread during ...

a medicine that already made headlines this year when Gilead published data showing it could prevent HIV infections with just one shot every six months. Gilead executives revealed the 12-month ...

These medications are now the most commonly prescribed drugs for people receiving HIV treatment for the first time. Combination pills contain multiple drugs within one pill. Currently, there are ...