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Point-of-care (POC) diagnostics are essential to achieving an AIDS-free generation and improving outcomes in HIV-exposed children

Adherence to hepatitis C treatment: unravelling the complexities

Low-dose stavudine study debated between South African researchers and activists

Diet quality predicts HIV progression and death in resource-poor settings

Swiss research identifies factors associated with use of non-recommended HIV therapy

'Real-world' evidence shows that antiretroviral therapy reduces risk of HIV transmission in heterosexual couples

Out-of-clinic adherence club for delivery of ARVs shows better retention than standard of care

Pharmacists pre-pack all medication for facilitators to take to club meetings and distribute to patients. Thank you to MSF for the image, 'Khayelitsha' © Samantha Reinders

HIV and TB in Practice for nurses: Starting ART for treatment and prevention in people with active TB and HIV

Starting HIV therapy with a viral load above 100,000 is associated with a lower chance of achieving an undetectable viral load