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Disappointing result for tenofovir-gel microbicide shows that young women still lack HIV prevention methods they can use

Helen Rees at CROI 2015. Photo by Gus Cairns (aidsmap.com).

African American people’s AIDS conspiracy beliefs best understood in terms of social anxiety and distrust, not ignorance

Many HIV-positive people’s understanding of the law on HIV transmission is “weak and patchy”

Substance use and social problems predict HIV infection in American gay men

Successful peer-recruited project shows it is possible to do prevention work with gay men in hostile environments

Improved school attendance credited with reducing HIV infections among teenage girls in Uganda

Safer injecting practices would be better promoted by focusing on pleasure and practical concerns – not the risk of infection

Positive response to 'gift tokens for undetectable viral load' trial

HIV testing and ongoing relationships are part of 'safer sex' for young gay men