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More focused HIV testing in PEPFAR countries yields results

Dr Bakary Drammeh (top row, centre) at CROI 2022.

Many effective interventions that improve HIV outcomes for Black men who have sex with men exist – now they need to be scaled up

Image by Ryan McGuire/Bells Design. Creative Commons licence.

US systematic review finds poor HIV outcomes for trans women and research gap for trans men

The Gender Spectrum Collection. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Adult healthcare providers need to build long-term trusting relationship with adolescents living with HIV

Eduardo Martino/Save the Children/Department for International Development. Creative Commons licence.

Cash transfers result in reduced AIDS cases, hospitalisations and deaths among Brazil’s poorest

Dr Gabriel Sampaio Morais (bottom centre) at IAS 2021.

Multiple African countries improved access to HIV treatment during COVID-19 pandemic

Slide from Neha Mehta's presentation to IAS 2021.

Adolescent-centred interventions lead to a 30-percentage-point increase in viral suppression in Namibia, and a 20-percentage-point increase in Nigeria

Slide from Dr Franklin Emerenini's presentation on the Nigerian study at IAS 2021.

Healthcare workers in Cape Town ambivalent about patients who disengage from HIV treatment

Khayelitsha, Cape Town, South Africa. Photographer: Rowan Pybus, Médecins Sans Frontières.

Immediate HIV treatment reduces out-of-pocket health expenditures

Image: The Gender Spectrum Collection. Images are for illustrative purposes only.