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First-line antiretroviral therapy has improved over time, meta-analysis shows

Frederick Lee of St. Vincent's Centre for Applied Medical Research in Sydney. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com.

Intervention with cash lottery prizes cuts HIV infection by 39% in young women in Lesotho

HIV testing in Vancouver. Image provided by BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (http://cfenet.ubc.ca/).

Ambitious plans for treatment as prevention in Asia, but challenges remain

Dr Fujie Zhang of the National Center for AIDS/STD Prevention and Control (NCAIDS) presenting at IAS 2013. Photo ©International AIDS Society/Marcus Rose/Workers' Photos.

Dolutegravir superior to raltegravir for treatment-experienced people with HIV

Reduced efavirenz dose suppresses HIV as well as standard dose

Rebekah Puls of the Kirby Institute in Sydney presenting at IAS 2013. Photo©International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos.

Study supports WHO recommendations for second-line HIV therapy in resource-limited countries

Nicholas Paton of the Europe-Africa Research Network for Evaluation of Second-line Therapy (EARNEST). Photo by Jan Brittenson, hivandhepatitis.com.

Bangkok PrEP study finds PrEP efficacy is related to drug exposure

Bob Grant of the iPrEx study team speaking at IAS 2013 Photo ©International AIDS Society/Marcus Rose/Workers' Photos.

PrEP appears safe for use in conception, but may not be necessary if partner is taking treatment

Images from the presentation of Raphael Landovitz.

First-ever community-randomised combination prevention trial produces modest drop in HIV incidence, big increase in testing in men

Project ACCEPT mobile testing unit.