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Many South African patients not on ART are being lost to care

England: national commissioning of HIV testing and treatment, local government to fund sexual health clinics

Prompt treatment and better screening could prevent many cancer deaths in patients taking HIV therapy

Missed appointments in first six months of HIV treatment associated with poorer outcomes

Efficiency of health system, not just better regimens, critical to reducing mother-to-child HIV cases

Screening ART patients for cryptococcal disease is cost effective and will save lives

HIV screening outside specialist settings is feasible, acceptable and effective in UK

The beginning of change: the 2010 CHIVA summer camp

The whether forecast: HIV services in the cutback era