Skip to content

Two times a year is better than four: people spend less time off ART if they only visit their clinic every six months, African study shows

Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation–Malawi / Robbie Flick. USAID images. Creative Commons licence.

One in five children on ART still lost to follow-up, while disparities between low- and middle-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa persist

Image by Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation/DFID - UK Department for International Development. Creative Commons licence.

A history of abuse has a lasting impact on HIV care engagement and health outcomes

panitanphoto/Shutterstock.com

South Africans continued to receive ART during COVID-19 lockdown, but HIV testing and starting ART were impeded

Image by PWRDF. Creative Commons licence.

African studies explore reasons to start, stick with or stop PrEP

Home page of the Jilinde PrEP programme in Kenya

Molecular HIV surveillance: friend or foe?

Edward Jenner/Pexels

UK: Black people less likely to be engaged in HIV care, with more cases of viral rebound

Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan presenting to the BHIVA conference.

Homeless people with HIV can benefit from person-centred care

Image: San Francisco. Justin Ritchie. Creative Commons licence.

Poor adherence associated with disruptive life events in young people living with HIV

Image is for illustrative purposes only.