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Drug use strongly associated with sex, condomless sex and STIs in gay men living with HIV in England

How will people use PrEP? iPrEx users talk condoms, pills, anxiety and relief

Slide from the presentation by Kimberly Koester.

Could HIV treatment mean safer sex?

Caitlin Kennedy, from Johns Hopkins University, speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

Model shows potential for substantial long-term HIV risk for serodifferent couples, even with new prevention tools

Female condom choices are expanding – new models have low failure rates and are acceptable to users

Revisiting the safety spectrum: how gay men fall into different 'risk classes' for HIV

South American survey finds rectal microbicide formulated as a douche acceptable

Partner violence may undermine use of female-controlled forms of HIV prevention

HIV treatment has not led to increasing sexual risk-taking in rural South African communities