HIV infections in Catalonia increase in 2022, but down by a third over 5 years
57% of cases are among men who have sex with men, and rate of diagnosis is highest in Barcelona
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HIV-positive patient: 'there are a lot of stigmas and it takes time to process it'
New diagnoses falling, with 20% fewer cases in Catalonia in 2021 than previous year
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Barcelona patient 'first time we see immune system really beat HIV'
75-year-old woman could be key to game-changing treatment, says Dr. Josep Mallolas
Catalonia marks World AIDS Day and sets 95% viral suppression target for 2025
33,340 people live with HIV/AIDS in Catalonia, 56% report discrimination
HIV diagnoses in Catalonia drop 23% in 2019
United Nations targets for detecting and treating the virus by this year achieved
Study identifies profile of patient capable of controlling HIV without treatment for 25 years
Catalan researchers among team studying three infected people who show no signs of virus despite not taking antiretroviral drugs
World AIDS Day: from deadly early days to promising medical advances
As AIDS Day is commemorated globally, we review the epidemic’s evolution to the advent of PrEP, the HIV prevention pill
PrEP anti-HIV medication now available in Catalonia
An estimated 2,500 at-risk people are expected to benefit from the drug
Hospital del Mar leads the way in avoiding fractures in HIV patients
Barcelona hospital develops technique to show bone problems in people with virus caused by infection and not antiretroviral treatment
Study reveals cell factors that could help eradicate HIV
The research was co-led by the Barcelona and Madrid institutes and hospitals
Study shows no risk of HIV seropositive people in treatment passing on virus
Barcelona center promotes project tracking 1,000 serodifferent gay couples for eight years in 14 countries
Cocktail of rice proteins neutralizes HIV in vitro, researchers find
Study results could be applied to prevention of virus in low-income countries
Study finds defects in HIV virus can prevent Aids developing
Researchers in Catalonia, Tenerife and Madrid follow the cases of five long-term patients who need no treatment