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New tenofovir formulation works equally well with less effect on kidneys and bones

Dr Paul Sax of Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Raltegravir is a good choice for people with HIV undergoing cancer chemotherapy

CD4 gene therapy may enable functional HIV control during treatment interruption

L to R: Moderators Joseph Eron and Pablo Tebas, presenter Dale Ando from Sangamo (photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com).

Systematic review confirms that regular viral load monitoring assists adherence to HIV therapy

Loss of kidney function in older people with HIV underlines need for earlier treatment

Starting HIV therapy leads to improvements in daily function and economic wellbeing

Tenofovir is highly effective for HIV/HBV co-infection, meta-analysis shows

People with HIV/HCV-co-infection and advanced liver fibrosis can rapidly develop decompensated liver disease

Persisently detectable viral load at any level increases risk of HIV treatment failure