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Strong association between sexual violence and African women acquiring HIV in Europe

Julie Pannetier presenting at AIDS 2016. Photo by Roger Pebody, aidsmap.com

Sub-type C infection does not increase the risk of virologic failure when people are taking tenofovir-containing first-line ART

Online privacy concerns limit the reach of sexual health messages on social media

African women in London with poor adherence feel that HIV treatment is difficult and unrelenting

For African migrants in Europe, destitution shapes sexual behaviour and HIV risk

UK’s latest HIV figures show the need to scale up HIV testing and prevention

Women living with HIV in the UK continue to have poorer treatment outcomes

The majority of migrants living with HIV in Europe may have acquired HIV in their new country

Material promoting the aMASE survey. See www.amase.eu

Open-label PrEP in Botswana: very high adherence and no HIV infections seen

Faith Henderson at IAS 2015 photo ©Marcus Rose/IAS