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Many gay men living with HIV have a misconception about their current viral load, US survey finds

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Could UK HIV transmissions really go down to near-zero by 2030? The latest report suggests so

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Natural selection is leading to more transmissible HIV in United States

HIV incidence starting to fall in the hardest hit communities in South Africa

High school students in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. © 2000 Patrick Coleman, Courtesy of Photoshare. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Cancer treatment can suppress immune function in people with HIV

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Drug-resistance or viral-load testing required before switch to dolutegravir in Togo

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Community-led research finds poor quality of HIV services in 14 low-and middle-income countries

Healthcare providers provide clinical care to patients at a community health facility in Zambia. © 2004 Emmanuel Dipo Otolorin, Courtesy of Photoshare

Mystery shopper exercise shows that HIV testing services for young gay men in the US need to be improved

Intermittent and lower-risk PrEP users may not be testing for HIV and STIs, German study finds

Janna Seifried of the Robert Koch Institute at EACS 2019. Image: Gus Cairns