Showing 176 news articles about Retention & linkage to care

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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.

Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

US: 91% of HIV Passes From Those Unaware They're Infected or Not in Care

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AIDSMeds
23 February 2015
Hepatitis C symptoms & diagnosis

Study: Door-to-door campaign linked hepatitis C patients to care

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Eurekalert Inf Dis
16 February 2015
HIV prevention policy

Bending the Curve: Can New York End Its AIDS Epidemic?

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The Body
8 January 2015
Economic & social inequality

South Africa: Silent Suffering - Men and HIV (Video)

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IPS
23 December 2014
Hepatitis & HIV

Preventing hepatitis C patients from being lost in the health-care system

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Eurekalert Inf Dis
19 December 2014
Health services & systems

AIDS Response Is Leaving African Men Behind

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Inter Press Service
15 December 2014
HIV prevention policy

How San Francisco Is Getting to Zero On HIV

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Huffington Post
11 December 2014
Retention & linkage to care

CDC Analyzes Impediments to Viral Suppression in People With HIV

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POZ
3 December 2014
Retention & linkage to care

Does ‘treat’ always follow ‘test’? Why some people do not want HIV treatment

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UNAIDS Science Now
1 December 2014
Retention & linkage to care

HIV Care Saves Lives (infographics)

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CDC Vital Signs
26 November 2014
Economic & social inequality

Racial Disparities in the US Gay Male HIV Epidemic Appear Entrenched

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AIDSMeds
21 November 2014
Retention & linkage to care

Study Finds Retention Problems Among South African Patients Receiving HIV Treatment

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Boston University press release
7 November 2014
Retention & linkage to care

IDWeek 2014: Behavioral and Financial Incentives May Improve HIV Treatment Outcomes

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HIVandHepatitis.com
16 October 2014
Activism & civil society

Inventing the end of AIDS is premature and dangerous

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International HIV / AIDS Alliance
15 October 2014
Retention & linkage to care

Less Than Half of HIV-Positive US Hispanics Are Getting Proper Care

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U.S. News & World Report
10 October 2014
Access to healthcare

Thai patients to receive free HIV drugs, regardless of CD4 count

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Bangkok Post
2 October 2014
Adherence

Uganda: Aids Patients Reject Bitter ARVs

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Allafrica.com
10 September 2014
Pregnancy and vertical transmission

Malawi First Country to Put HIV Positive Pregnant Women On ARVs

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AllAfrica
2 September 2014
HIV testing programmes & uptake

HIV Trends in San Francisco and London: An AIDS 2014 Q&A

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BETA blog
22 August 2014
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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Science Speaks
19 August 2014
Retention & linkage to care

Non-adherence to medication threatens Cambodia’s zero AIDS deaths target

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Key Correspondents
7 August 2014
HIV testing programmes & uptake

Australia: Nearly a third of HIV patients are diagnosed too late, data shows

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The Guardian
17 July 2014
Epidemiology

Why Did AIDS Ravage the U.S. More Than Any Other Developed Country?

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The New Republic
13 May 2014
PEP

Few patients attend HIV clinic after ED visit for postexposure care

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Healio
15 April 2014