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PrEP probably cost effective in middle-income countries, but too costly to slash HIV incidence

Grindr smartphone app could be a good way to recruit gay men to HIV prevention studies

Low levels of innate immune activation and high levels of gut antibodies may protect people from HIV

What kind of prevention do gay men need?

Bob Grant speaking at the satellite pre-conference. Image by Denis Largeron. ©MSMGF

Changing the way HIV prevention is delivered – a roadmap

Nelly Mugo of the University of Nairobi. © IAS/Ryan Rayburn - Commercialimage.net

Studies highlight complex questions about how communities will respond to PrEP

High levels of adherence reached in two PrEP studies, but resistance cases show need for rigorous testing before prescribing

The road to PrEP: trials, regulation and roll-out

Study identifies characteristics of gay men who may be suitable for intermittent PrEP