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Survey finds good knowledge of PrEP in Europe and a considerable amount of unsupported informal PrEP use

Rings, films or inserts? Researchers need to develop prevention products that make sense in women’s lives

Sharon Hillier presenting at HIVR4P. Image credit: http://hivr4p.org

Vaginal and rectal bacteria may have a big influence on HIV transmission and microbicide efficacy

Controlling the HIV epidemic: ambitious funding, expanded workforce, innovations and micro-focus needed

Controlling the HIV epidemic: ambitious funding, expanded workforce, innovations and micro-focus needed

Anal sex may transmit four in ten HIV infections in US women at high risk

Vaginal ring for HIV prevention effective and acceptable

Study looks at use of PrEP during pregnancy and breastfeeding

Most contraceptives not linked to HIV infection, but Depo-Provera may raise risk

Vaginal bacteria increase HIV susceptibility and may reduce PrEP effectiveness

Salim Abdool Karim presenting at AIDS 2016. Photo by Jan Brittenson, hivandhepatitis.com