AIDS 2016
The 21st International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2016) took place in Durban, South Africa from 18 to 22 July 2016.
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15-22 July 2016
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Durban, South Africa
World’s largest study of HIV self-testing gets off the ground
Australia adopts ambitious plan to use PrEP to ‘virtually eliminate’ HIV by 2020
Market constraints and uncertainties may limit the scale-up of HIV self-testing
Sofosbuvir/velpatasvir shows high cure rate in HIV/HCV co-infection study
Starting treatment on the day of HIV diagnosis improves retention and viral suppression, Haiti study shows
PrEP can further reduce the risk of HIV infection after a partner starts treatment
Young gay men can do well on PrEP, but may need more support
SEARCH study exceeds 90-90-90 targets after 2 years of 'test and treat' for HIV in rural East Africa
South Africa has driven mother-to-child HIV transmission down to 4%
HIV will only be cured with combinations too, conference delegates hear
Progress towards 90-90-90 targets in southern Africa: find the men!
Far fewer people drop out of HIV care in South Africa than previously thought
HIV criminalisation on the rise, especially in sub-Saharan Africa
New strategy aims to end AIDS in children by 2020
More confidence on zero risk: still no transmissions seen from people with an undetectable viral load in PARTNER study
It’s all go for a new HIV vaccine efficacy trial this year
Comprehensive services for sex workers reduce detectable viral load, but enhanced ARV services provide no extra benefit
HIV treatment programmes need to prepare for the 'youth bulge', South African experience shows