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

Opportunities being missed for a vaginal delivery for HIV-positive pregnant women in Europe with viral suppression

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.

Antiretroviral therapy cuts mortality risk for people diagnosed with HIV-related lymphoma

Undetectable viral load reduces the risk of HIV-associated anal cancer

Community viral load is flawed indicator of infectiousness, say experts

Viral load in genital secretions differs between men and women undergoing HIV therapy

Point-of-care viral load testing potentially cost-effective in southern Africa

Routine viral load monitoring almost halves risk of virologic failure in 18-month Kenyan study

Dr Frederick Sawe of the Kenya Medical Research Institute presenting at CROI 2013.