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Zimbabwe: low-cost, brief psychological intervention helps people with HIV stay virally suppressed

Image credit: Rainer Kwiotek/Friendship Bench.

Who, what, where and when: tailoring PrEP services to increase uptake

Dr Narukjaporn Thammajaruk at AIDS 2022. Photo©Marcus Rose/IAS

Integrating lay counsellors into routine HIV care improved mental health symptoms in Mozambique

A counselling session with an HIV-positive man in Zimbabwe. Morgana Wingard/Global Fund Advocates Network. Creative Commons licence.

Self-sampling for STIs in the rectum and throat as diagnostically accurate as sampling by a clinician

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Group psychotherapy led by lay health workers can dramatically improve depression in people with HIV, says Ugandan study

Lay health workers in Uganda being trained to provide group psychotherapy. Image credit: Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu / MQ Mental Health

Point-of-care viral load testing improves treatment outcomes and retention in care

Paul Drain presenting at CROI 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Starting from here – what PrEP programmes can learn from circumcision

Giving gay men self-test kits increases testing by 50% – but STI tests decrease

HIV self-testing is greatly preferred to clinic testing by young South African bi/gay men