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Natural selection is leading to more transmissible HIV in United States

Community-led research finds poor quality of HIV services in 14 low-and middle-income countries

Healthcare providers provide clinical care to patients at a community health facility in Zambia. © 2004 Emmanuel Dipo Otolorin, Courtesy of Photoshare

Point-of-care viral load testing results in more switches from failing treatment

A close up of a person's arm while they are having their blood taken. The person taking the blood is wearing surgical gloves. We can see some of the blood is already in the tube.

Significant health gains from faster switching to second-line ART in sub-Saharan Africa

Are CD4 counts still useful in the 'treat all' era?

Are CD4 counts still useful in the 'treat all' era?

Point-of-care viral load testing improves treatment outcomes and retention in care

Paul Drain presenting at CROI 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Atripla or efavirenz plus Truvada failed one in 16 people in first year

Drug resistance accumulates fast in people with low but detectable viral loads, Kenyan study finds

Study confirms STIs make no difference to undetectability and infectiousness in people taking HIV treatment