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Improving HIV care

Simple but elusive – why are we still talking about HIV drug delivery?

Editor's pick
PLOS Blogs
21 July 2015
Access to healthcare

IAS 2015: While “game-changing,” START trial draws “line in the sand” and sets “time a’ ticking” to stop preventable illnesses and death, calls for action are accompanied by questions of impact of inequities, obstacles

Editor's pick
Science Speaks
21 July 2015
Retention & linkage to care

Innovative approaches to linkage to care boost clinic visits, HIV treatment uptake in African study

News
21 July 2015
PrEP science

Non-daily PrEP regimens provide extra options, but adherence is often better with daily dosing

News
21 July 2015
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

No HIV infections from partners with fully suppressed viral load during long-term follow up of landmark treatment as prevention trial

News
21 July 2015
TB transmission & prevention

Presumptive treatment of TB in advanced HIV no better than giving ART and isoniazid

News
21 July 2015
Treatment guidelines

World Health Organization to recommend HIV treatment for all

News
20 July 2015
HIV prevention policy

Test and treat studies and African countries showing that 90-90-90 targets are achievable

News
20 July 2015
New & experimental HIV treatments

Evidence of HIV Suppression With PRO 140 Monotherapy Reaching Nearly 11 Months

Editor's pick
CytoDyn press release
16 July 2015
Changing treatment

HIV-positive patients in Africa do well on three second-line ART regimens

News
16 July 2015
Pregnancy and vertical transmission

South Africa: Women of lower socio-economic status have greater needs for services to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission

News
15 July 2015
Access to healthcare

UNAIDS announces that the goal of 15 million people on life-saving HIV treatment by 2015 has been met nine months ahead of schedule

Editor's pick
UNAIDS
14 July 2015
Adherence

Second-line ART patients reach viral re-suppression following intensified adherence support

News
13 July 2015
New & experimental HIV treatments

Scripps Research Institute-Designed Drug Candidate Significantly Reduces HIV Reactivation Rate

Editor's pick
Scripps Research Institute
11 July 2015
Pharmaceutical industry

Success at Glaxo's HIV Unit May Mean Having to Call It Quits

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Bloomberg
10 July 2015
Retention & linkage to care

Community-based adherence clubs show high retention in HIV care and treatment adherence

News
10 July 2015
Palliative care

Nurse-led palliative care can be successfully integrated into routine HIV services in Kenya

News
9 July 2015
HIV prevention policy

Scientists have the tools to end the HIV epidemic; they just need better ways to use them

Editor's pick
Nature
8 July 2015
People who inject drugs

Africa: Global Fund Approves $17 Million for New HIV Programmes in Africa

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AllAfrica
8 July 2015
Condoms & lubricant

UNFPA, WHO and UNAIDS: Position statement on condoms and the prevention of HIV, other sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancy

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UNAIDS
8 July 2015
New & experimental hepatitis C treatment

Leading Canadian researcher calls for inclusion of co-infected people in large HCV clinical trials

Editor's pick
CATIE
7 July 2015
Access to healthcare

The Medicines Patent Pool Releases Independent Feasibility Studies on Hepatitis C and Tuberculosis

Editor's pick
Medicines Patent Pool
7 July 2015
Economic & social inequality

Longer secondary education protects against HIV infection, Botswana study shows

News
7 July 2015
PrEP

Could a Subdermal Implant Mean the End of HIV?

Editor's pick
Edge San Francisco
6 July 2015