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Adolescents living with HIV face complex psychosocial concerns: require targeted, comprehensive services

The Pela Vidda project in Brazil works with around 150 children and young people. (Image: Eduardo Martino/Save the Children/Department for International Development. Creative Commons/via Flickr)

Once-a-day pills and other sticky problems

Adherence to ARV prevention methods is challenging, partly because they don’t treat illness

Evidence of effective adherence interventions is still limited

Once-a-day treatment: the consequences of poor adherence may be more serious

Adherence data needs to be collected in real time, before the damage is done

In for the long haul

Lifetime of high adherence to HIV treatment looks achievable, London patients show

Symptoms associated with increased risk of viral load rebound in patients taking HIV treatment