The 'shock and kill' therapeutic strategy for treating HIV could potentially cause harmful neuroinflammation, a new study reveals.
Researchers have discovered a unique epigenetic footprint in specific immune cells that can identify people with HIV who have impaired cognitive function.
The anti-HIV medication, efavirenz, could be a suitable candidate for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers report exclusive breastfeeding until the age of six months is associated with fewer conduct disorders in later childhood. Additionally, enriched play can help enhance cognition.
Researchers pinpoint a method to neutralize the Botox toxin.
Researchers report on finding symptoms of Alzheimer's disease in an HIV positive patient.
Researchers report the antidepressant paroxetine suppresses neuroinflammation in improves reaction time in people with HIV associated cognitive impairment.
Common antiretroviral therapies used to treat HIV/AIDS can disrupt the function of oligodendrocytes which are critical for the manufacturing of myelin, a new study reports.
Researchers report brain scans showed deficits in an area of the brain associated with cognitive function in older individuals with HIV who scored 'cognitively normal' in tests.
Researchers discover reactivating ancient viral genes may cause neuron destruction in some forms of ALS.
A new study reports a subset of patients, the HIV virus started to replicate in the brain within the first four months of infection.
Researchers discover levels of certain fats found in the CSF may predict which HIV patients are more likely to suffer from cognitive impairment.
