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People taking a large number of non-HIV-related medications more likely to stop or change HIV drugs

Post-treatment control of HIV appears rare, biomarkers may help predict viral rebound

Benefits of early HIV treatment are clear, but issues raised by START and D:A:D remain unresolved

Jens Lundgren, presenting at EACS 2015. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Young woman stays undetectable for twelve years off treatment after early HIV therapy

Dr Asier Saez-Cirion speaking at the Towards an HIV Cure symposium. Photo ©Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos/IAS.

Starting HIV treatment early and then interrupting is no better than delaying it

The 'Boston patients' experience HIV rebound after stem cell transplants

Timothy Henrich presenting at CROI 2014. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com.

French researchers report 14 patients in 'remission' after controlling HIV for over 4 years off treatment

Unplanned treatment interruptions involve a greater risk of virological failure than missing occasional doses

Controversy regarding strategic treatment interruptions in young children who start ART during infancy