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Rapid CD4 cell testing as part of HIV testing and counselling increases chances that people will be successfully linked to care

Study identifies characteristics of gay men who may be suitable for intermittent PrEP

Poor adherence may be an obstacle to intermittent PrEP

Significant worsening of sexual health in England in 2011: gay men and young heterosexual adults had high rates of STIs

Gay and bisexual men who inject drugs more likely to have HIV than other men who inject drugs

HIV prevalence beginning to fall in South African children

Rapid CD4 cell count performs well in HIV care and is highly acceptable to UK patients

New laboratory tests to enhance TB diagnosis: Microscopy, LAM and Xpert MTB/RIF used as a drug resistance test

Starting HIV treatment with a CD4 cell count below 350 associated with a key marker of cardiovascular risk