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Gains in curbing HIV epidemic could be lost without continued commitment, AIDS 2016 speakers say

Treatment access march in Durban. Photo by Jan Brittenson, hivandhepatitis.com

Young women treated in very early HIV infection stay HIV negative and preserve immune function

Thumbi Ndung’u presenting at AIDS 2016. Photo©International AIDS Society/Rogan Ward

Respect our rights and we can end HIV!

Respect our rights and we can end HIV!

Gay and bisexual people really do have poorer mental health, national US health survey shows

Women in HIV serodiscordant relationships less likely to take PrEP consistently if they experience intimate partner violence

People who inject drugs have other priorities ahead of PrEP

UN High-Level Meeting on Ending AIDS faces battle over key populations

HIV self-testing has several advantages, but some barriers to HIV testing likely to remain

Poor mental health more commonly experienced by gay and bisexual men who are younger, poorer, less educated or black