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'Test and treat': large study fails to show an impact on new HIV infections

Prof. François Dabis presents results of the ANRS 12249 study at AIDS 2016. Photo by International AIDS Society/Abhi Indrarajan

Earlier HIV treatment is not over-burdening health services

Health checks at community adherence club for people with HIV in rural South Africa. Photo by Greg Lomas / Scholars and Gentlemen / Médecins sans Frontières

Viral load pilot study shows roll-out will depend on an educated workforce

Image from presentation by Munyaradzi Dhodho, Médecins Sans Frontières

World’s largest study of HIV self-testing gets off the ground

Community test distributor, Harrison Gwaze, explaining the benefits of taking an HIV self-test in Zimbabwe. Photo © Eric Gauss / UNITAID

Market constraints and uncertainties may limit the scale-up of HIV self-testing

Using a self-test kit in Zimbabwe. Photo © Eric Gauss / UNITAID

NAM announces new Executive Director

NAM announces new Executive Director

Starting treatment on the day of HIV diagnosis improves retention and viral suppression, Haiti study shows

Image from presentation by Dr Serena Koenig.

SEARCH study exceeds 90-90-90 targets after 2 years of 'test and treat' for HIV in rural East Africa

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Progress towards 90-90-90 targets in southern Africa: find the men!

Photo by Greg Lomas / Scholars and Gentlemen / Médecins sans Frontières