Showing 175 news articles about Retention & linkage to care

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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.

Retention & linkage to care

TAC: ARV treatment education best way to bring down HIV infection rates

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Eyewitness News
18 July 2018
Retention & linkage to care

mHealth App for HIV Patients Proves the Value of 'Warm Technology'

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mHealthIntelligence.com
3 July 2018
Retention & linkage to care

Everyday racism hinders Indigenous women with HIV from accessing care: study

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Globe & Mail
22 June 2018
Retention & linkage to care

Data Collection Is Revolutionizing HIV Surveillance and Care, but at the Cost of Privacy?

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The Body Pro
15 June 2018
Starting treatment

Starting HIV treatment at diagnosis slashes drop out, drug failure rates, China study finds

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Science Speaks
4 June 2018
Improving HIV care

HIV Care Gaps of Less Than 9 Months Do Not Worsen Patients

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MD Magazine
16 May 2018
Self-testing & home testing

'The earlier you go, the longer you live': HIV self-testing in South Africa

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The Guardian
16 April 2018
Retention & linkage to care

Improving Access to Patient Care & Time to Viral Suppression Using HIV Rapid Entry Programs

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Contagion Live
22 March 2018
Epidemiology

About 15% of Americans with HIV don't know they're infected, report says

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Los Angeles Times
29 November 2017
Retention & linkage to care

US: Most women diagnosed with HIV not linked to care

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Healio
23 October 2017
Retention & linkage to care

Malawi:Meeting Men Halfway - HIV Clinics Are Going Mobile to Reach Toughest Patients

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AllAfrica
18 October 2017
Retention & linkage to care

Paediatric to adult HIV care transition – the risk of disengagement

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AVERT
4 September 2017
Improving HIV care

For HIV patients fewer clinic visits means better treatment retention, Zambia study finds

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Science Speaks
29 August 2017
Opportunistic infections

HIV: MSF concerned by high numbers of AIDS deaths in sub-Saharan Africa

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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International
25 July 2017
Retention & linkage to care

Malawi: Study finds fear drives pregnant women with HIV from prevention services

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Science Speaks
26 June 2017
Adherence

SA's new HIV challenge: patients who believe they've been healed

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Citizen
13 June 2017
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

NHS hands over patient records to Home Office for immigration crackdown

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The Guardian
25 January 2017
Global health targets

Going beyond current ideas about the cascade of HIV care

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CATIE
3 January 2017
Retention & linkage to care

Ensuring HIV prevention and treatment services in Haiti are back on track after Hurricane Matthew

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UNAIDS
2 November 2016
Finance & funding

New amfAR report highlights role of health plans, health care purchasers in curbing domestic HIV epidemic

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amfAR press release
17 October 2016
Young people

UNC Receives $18 Million to Combine Tech & Health

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University of North Carolina Institute for Global Health & Infectious Diseases
28 September 2016
Improving HIV care

Lessons Learned from Scaling up HIV Treatment in Mozambique

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CDC
20 September 2016
Retention & linkage to care

South Africa's latest weapon against HIV: street dispensers for antiretrovirals

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The Guardian
18 July 2016
Money

Free ARVs are not enough: the hidden costs of treating HIV in Nigeria

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The Conversation
15 March 2016