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HIV treatment programmes lose their impact if they do not help people engage with medical care after an HIV diagnosis and stay in contact with HIV services. Improving retention and linkage to care is crucial to improving outcomes along the HIV treatment cascade.

Access to healthcare

South Africans continued to receive ART during COVID-19 lockdown, but HIV testing and starting ART were impeded

News
23 February 2021
Ethnic & cultural minorities

US: Outcomes Disparities Persist for Black Individuals Living With HIV

Editor's pick
American Journal of Managed Care
22 February 2021
PrEP programmes & uptake

African studies explore reasons to start, stick with or stop PrEP

News
8 February 2021
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Molecular HIV surveillance: friend or foe?

News
18 January 2021
Retention & linkage to care

South Africa: ‘Welcome Back Service’ aims to help people get back on HIV treatment

Editor's pick
Spotlight
1 December 2020
Ethnic & cultural minorities

UK: Black people less likely to be engaged in HIV care, with more cases of viral rebound

News
23 November 2020
Improving HIV care

Escalate HIV Adherence Strategies Amid COVID-19

Editor's pick
Medscape (requires free registration)
16 November 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Successful approaches to HIV care: PLoS Special Collection

Editor's pick
EurekAlert
3 August 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Why do so many women find it challenging to stay in postpartum HIV care?

Editor's pick
BMC blog
22 July 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Homeless people with HIV can benefit from person-centred care

News
11 July 2020
Mental & emotional health problems

What Can Be Done to Reach People With Comorbid HIV, Severe Mental Illness?

Editor's pick
American Journal of Managed Care
9 July 2020
Support issues for children & young people

Poor adherence associated with disruptive life events in young people living with HIV

News
8 July 2020
HIV treatment for children & young people

Starting infant treatment within days of birth does not improve viral suppression

News
3 July 2020
Retention & linkage to care

A walk-in clinic with social care improves HIV outcomes for patients with complex social needs

News
2 July 2020
Economic & social inequality

Undetectable to viral rebound: When and why?

Editor's pick
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
24 June 2020
Retention & linkage to care

HIV Stigma Tied to Lower Likelihood of Staying in Care

Editor's pick
POZ
14 April 2020
Retention & linkage to care

US emergency department testing finds a lot of people with new – and returning – HIV infections

News
7 April 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Adherence clubs linked to 30% reduction in high viral load among postpartum South African women living with HIV

News
19 March 2020
Heterosexual men

Community-based HIV treatment superior to clinic-based care for men in South Africa

News
9 March 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Good retention in care with six-monthly clinic visits in Lesotho

News
9 March 2020
Improving HIV care

People with HIV in urban Zimbabwe prefer individual care at a health facility

News
6 March 2020
HIV testing programmes & uptake

Online HIV self-testing in Thailand struggles to link trans women and gay men to treatment

Editor's pick
Avert
24 February 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Analysis: The number one challenge in South Africa's HIV response

Editor's pick
Spotlight
27 November 2019
Retention & linkage to care

South Africa needs to get more young people with HIV on treatment

Editor's pick
The Conversation
26 November 2019