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Retention & linkage to care

PEPFAR’s South Africa “transition”: Nearly 20 percent of patients went unaccounted for when care was transferred, study finds

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19 August 2014
Finance & funding

AIDS 2014: Financing the new global HIV treatment vision – advocacy and economics

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24 July 2014
Sex workers

AIDS 2014: The Lancet Launches Special Issue on HIV and Sex Work

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23 July 2014
Human rights

Gay Men, MSM and Transgender Pre-Conference Kicks Off in Melbourne

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19 July 2014
Behaviour change interventions

In treatment as prevention era, health communication plays new and critical role

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18 July 2014
Pregnancy and vertical transmission

Option B+: In obstacle courses to lifelong antiretroviral treatment, hurdles are higher for pregnant women, study says

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9 July 2014
Health services & systems

HIV interventions will not reach those who need them without increased efficiencies, review says

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4 July 2014
Global health initiatives

Birx: PEPFAR will do more with less

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25 June 2014
Human rights

Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Law prompts new U.S. responses, including entry restrictions and police program aid suspension

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23 June 2014
Harm reduction

Needle exchange, methadone programs in Malaysia save money, protect public health, World Bank-funded report finds

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11 June 2014
Sexual transmission

HIV transmission risks: Review updates CDC estimates, adds impact of treatment, condom use

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5 June 2014
HIV & criminal law

Ugandan nurse Rosemary Namubiru faces three years in prison, while charge against her remains misreported, misunderstood

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20 May 2014
Access to healthcare

TB drug approvals, distribution deal inches options forward, but MDR TB treatment access still uncertain where needed most

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14 May 2014
Government, leadership & policy

Ukraine HIV epidemic response scenarios project potentials for lives saved, infections averted by level of investment

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7 May 2014
Treatment guidelines

HIV patients starting treatment with advanced illnesses highlight need to improve testing, care links, authors say

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6 May 2014
Finance & funding

While HIV aid drops, overall global health spending shows “enduring support”

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22 April 2014
TB diagnosis

CROI 2014: GeneXpert real world study yields mixed results, highlights SA health system challenges

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5 March 2014
Treatment guidelines

WHO 2013 Consolidated Guidelines Supplement looks at trends in HIV treatment eligibility, pediatric care, stavudine, PEP and more

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4 March 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

In the Face of Discrimination, Keep Going

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27 February 2014
Human rights

Fears for gay rights advocate, physician facing deportation to Uganda heighten concerns over that nation’s human rights environment

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20 February 2014
Discrimination & the law

Anti-homosexuality Bill is a threat to public health, doctors tell Museveni in full page Uganda newspaper ad

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7 February 2014
Discrimination & the law

With Uganda anti-gay bill alive, clinicians, researchers seek to answer President Museveni’s questions on science, homosexuality

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5 February 2014
PrEP

PrEP should be taken to scale to address HIV among men who have sex with men, review concludes

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5 February 2014
TB diagnosis

GeneXpert use still hobbled by high pricing, Treatment Action Group, TB Community Advisory Board say

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28 January 2014