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Mapping local HIV epidemics can help target resources to areas with the greatest need

Image from presentation by Travis Sanchez.

Women with HIV have higher risk of loss to follow-up and death after delivery

Elsa from Mozambique. Photo by Médecins sans Frontières

Phone and home visit follow-up and appointment trackers improve retention in HIV care for pregnant women and new mothers

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Starting treatment on the day of HIV diagnosis improves retention and viral suppression, Haiti study shows

Image from presentation by Dr Serena Koenig.

Far fewer people drop out of HIV care in South Africa than previously thought

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HIV testing and treatment campaigns need to target women and the under 35s, says research from South Africa

Adolescents with HIV need to be rapidly linked to specialist care to have best chances of sustaining engagement with HIV services

Significant attrition at each stage of HIV care cascade in South Africa

Many South African people whose HIV has been diagnosed have unprotected sex with a serodiscordant partner before starting ART