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Could HIV treatment mean safer sex?

Caitlin Kennedy, from Johns Hopkins University, speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

Home-testing acceptable in 'treat everyone' trial: treatment takes longer to accept

Principal researcher Francois Dabis at AIDS 2014. Image by Gus Cairns (aidsmap.com).

Treatment as prevention may not work in Africa without couples counselling

Kristin Wall, from Emory University in Atlanta, speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

Current WHO guidelines for use of ART as prevention will benefit only a "fraction" of people with higher CD4 counts and their partners

High burden of STIs among people living with HIV in Cape Town in period before they start ART

Second analysis concludes that we can't eliminate the long-term possibility of HIV transmission from someone on treatment

Model shows potential for substantial long-term HIV risk for serodifferent couples, even with new prevention tools

Annual HIV tests for high-risk groups and one-off screening for all others could have a big impact on UK's HIV epidemic

Implementation of a comprehensive harm reduction programme curtailed the HIV epidemic among people who inject drugs in Taiwan