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Risk score can help predict which people living with HIV have highest risk of kidney disease during tenofovir treatment

South African treatment guidelines need to consider viral load, not CD4 count, to achieve greater impact of treatment as prevention: study

Early treatment reduces viral reservoirs but does not prevent rebound

Afam Okoye, from the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute in Florida and the Oregon Health and Science University, presenting at CROI 2014. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com.

Early antiretroviral therapy may limit gut damage and immune activation

Raltegravir has the edge over two protease inhibitors in three-drug comparison study

Raltegravir plus boosted darunavir shown to be safe and effective for first-line ART

François Raffi of University Hospital in Nantes, France, presenting at CROI 2014. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com.

Higher pill burden is associated with poorer adherence to HIV therapy and reduced chances of achieving an undetectable viral load

Average CD4 cell count at time HIV therapy was started increased among young people in New York City after 2009

Significant attrition at each step of the HIV care 'cascade' in British Columbia