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Very early treatment in children limits the HIV reservoir

Very early treatment in children limits the HIV reservoir

Isoniazid preventive therapy: do the risks outweigh the benefits in pregnant women with HIV?

Study finds that women are much more vulnerable to HIV infection during pregnancy and in the months after giving birth

Renee Heffron presenting at CROI 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

HIV-positive women starting antiretrovirals before conception have increased risk of having an infant that is small for gestational age

Withdrawing Depo-Provera contraceptives would result in more lives lost than HIV infections prevented

Reframing the message of sexual and reproductive health and rights for our current political environment

Participants at the 2017 EuroNGOs conference. Image credit: www.eurongos.org

HIV testing rate among children and adolescents boosted after caregivers receive a cash incentive

HIV-positive children in resource-limited settings can achieve good virological outcomes without routine viral load or CD4 cell count monitoring

Despite reassuring data, we can’t yet say U=U for breastfeeding