Hiv Infection
Blood donations by people taking drugs to treat, prevent HIV could be ‘cause for concern’
NIH study demonstrates safety of kidney transplantation between HIV+ donors, recipients
Registry will examine ‘natural history’ of COVID-19 in patients with HIV

The Coronavirus Under Research Exclusion, or CURE, HIV-COVID registry — www.hivcovid.org — is an institutional review board-approved registry that has been developed by experienced HIV providers from Arizona Liver Health in Chandler, Arizona, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore, to capture real-time information from providers all over the United States about patients with HIV who have contracted COVID-19. Our goal is to help elucidate the natural history of COVID-19 in patients with HIV, determine the effects of treatments and analyze the impacts of factors like age, CD4 count and comorbidities on COVID-19 outcomes. Updates are published biweekly and shared with providers around the world to expedite the understanding of COVID-19 in this patient population.
Lessons from HIV, Ebola can help mitigate COVID-19 stigma
How can clinicians help patients overcome stigma associated with HIV PrEP?
FDA approves dispersible tablet formulation of Tivicay for HIV in infants, children
Less toxic treatment regimen effective for adults with untreated Burkitt lymphoma
Should medical schools require transgender health education?

Medical schools around the country are trying to implement instruction in transgender care into their curriculum. Infectious Diseases in Children asked Katherine L. Margo, MD, emeritus associate professor of family medicine and community health at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, if transgender health education should be required in medical school curricula.