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It was in 1987, when Princess Diana first shocked - and subsequently changed - the world, when she opened the UK’s first HIV/AIDs unit at Middlesex Hospital

"Have to admit though his diagnosis was a shock"

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Hearing aid maker Eargo (EAR) reported disappointing second-quarter results. And analysts seem bearish about the company’s growth prospects. However, EAR climbed considerably following the FDA approval for over-the-counter hearing aid sales. After gaining nearly 198% over the past month, is EAR still a buy now? Read more to find out….

Despite what Mick Jagger claims, time is not on our side.

With supplies running low, many gay and bisexual men are struggling to get appointments at sexual health centres – and for some, the handling of the outbreak has alarming echoes of the HIV/Aids epidemic

Since health officials confirmed the first COVID-19 cases, misinformation has spread just as quickly as the virus. Social media may have made the amount, variety and speed of misinformation seem unprecedented, but COVID-19 isn’t the first pandemic where false and harmful information has set back public health.

The Food and Drug Administration has cleared the way for the sale of over-the-counter hearing aids, making it possible for consumers to purchase these instruments without medical exams or fittings as soon as this fall. It will likely mean cost savings, but what should those with hearing issues know before…

PHILADELPHIA -- "Strange Fruit" is arrayed across the floor of a small gallery in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a total of 295 bananas, oranges, grapefruits, lemons, and avocados created — consumed, actually — by artist Zoe Leonard as the AIDS epidemic intensified in the 1990s with no lifesaving treatment…

Not all hearing loss is equal. Audiologists and hearing experts offered up tips on how to know if over-the-counter aids are right for you, and when hearing symptoms should entail a doctor visit.

Letter: Deborah Gold of the National Aids Trust, Dr Will Nutland of PrEPster and Ian Green of the Terrence Higgins Trust write