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Rapid change in Australian gay men’s safer sex practices, from consistent condom use to PrEP

Swiss study examines which years gay men decided to stop consistent condom use

New South Wales reports record drop in HIV diagnoses: fewest this year since records began

What is safe sex now? Does it include undetectable viral load and PrEP?

Do people living with HIV who have an undetectable viral load need to wear condoms?

Roy Gulick and Lisa Winston at IDWeek 2016. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

New HIV prevention products will need marketing and effective health services to reach the people who need them

Popular Zimbabwe musician Jah Prayzah signing the Pride Board at a male circumcision site as part of a PSI campaign. Image credit: PSI

American gay men’s use of condoms has been falling for a decade, regardless of serosorting or PrEP

Condom use in French PrEP trial: half only used PrEP, a quarter used condoms and PrEP, one in six used neither

HIV-infected vaginal cells do not transmit HIV if plasma viral load is undetectable, researchers find