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HIV treatment programmes lose their impact if they do not help people engage with medical care after an HIV diagnosis and stay in contact with HIV services. Improving retention and linkage to care is crucial to improving outcomes along the HIV treatment cascade.

Money

Free ARVs are not enough: the hidden costs of treating HIV in Nigeria

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The Conversation
15 March 2016
Retention & linkage to care

UNAIDS to collaborate on new mobile technology platform to improve data collection and advance the response to HIV

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UNAIDS
9 March 2016
PrEP

HIV Mystery: Solved?

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The Nation
1 March 2016
Access to healthcare

CDC: Blacks with HIV less likely to receive consistent medical care

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Atlanta Journal Constitution
5 February 2016
HIV prevention policy

The State of the HIV Epidemic

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Poz
6 January 2016
Improving HIV care

What Communities Need to Know About the WHO ARV Guidelines

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WHO & UNAIDS
2 December 2015
Treatment guidelines

Consolidated guidelines on the use of antiretroviral drugs for treating and preventing HIV infection: what’s new

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World Health Organization
1 December 2015
Retention & linkage to care

Better Organized HIV Care Could Save Lives and Billions of Dollars, Computer Model Predicts

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Johns Hopkins Medicine
28 October 2015
HIV testing policies & guidelines

Simplified HIV Test and same-day treat program associated with better coverage and much lower mortality in China

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Science Daily
8 October 2015
Retention & linkage to care

Twice the Percentage of People with HIV are Virally Suppressed in San Francisco Compared to U.S.

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BETA blog
11 September 2015
Retention & linkage to care

Namibia: Kids Eat ARVs Discarded By HIV Patients

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AllAfrica.com
19 August 2015
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

Study suggests Ontario nearing U.N. targets to help end AIDS epidemic

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St Michael's Hospital press release
18 August 2015
Retention & linkage to care

African-Americans most likely to stop taking meds in Medicare Part D's coverage gap

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
17 August 2015
Epidemiology & behaviour

San Francisco Sees Declines in New HIV Infections and Deaths of People with HIV

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HIVandHepatitis.com
17 July 2015
HIV prevention policy

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

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Nature
8 July 2015
HIV prevention policy

Toward Comprehensive HIV Prevention Service Delivery in the United States: An Action Plan

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Treatment Action Group
25 June 2015
Health services & systems

Early HIV Treatment Is Essential, But So Is Testing And Linkage To Care

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Health Affairs (blog)
5 June 2015
Retention & linkage to care

Program Succeeds at Better Keeping People With HIV in Medical Care

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AIDSMeds
15 April 2015
Finance & funding

Lawsuit Claims AHF Defrauds Federal Programs of $20M a Year

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Poz magazine news
9 April 2015
HIV prevention policy

CDC leading new efforts to fight HIV among gay, bisexual men and transgender people

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CDC press release
7 April 2015
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

The State of HIV/AIDS Science and Treatment Literacy in the HIV/AIDS Workforce

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Black AIDS Institute
18 March 2015
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

US: A Near-Failing Science Grade for the Non-Medical HIV Workforce

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AIDSMeds
18 March 2015
Retention & linkage to care

New York City Gets Its HIV Act Together

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MedPage Today HIV/AIDS
2 March 2015
TB treatment

CROI 2015: Trial to evaluate the use of health navigators to link HIV/TB patients to care and treatment fails to show positive results

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Science Speaks
26 February 2015