AIDS 2014
NAM is the official online partner for scientific reporting at the 20th International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2014) in Melbourne, Australia, 20-25th July 2014.
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20-25 July 2014
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Melbourne, Australia
Intimate partner violence intervention reduces HIV incidence and violence against women
Mothers starting antiretrovirals in Malawi lost from care more frequently, revealing weaknesses in Option B+ implementation
Harm reduction prevents HIV, national evidence from Ukraine and Greece shows
Need for scaled up combination prevention for sex workers, Indian and Central American studies show
Switching from first-line ART with suppressed viral load linked to treatment failure
Gay men interested in taking PrEP already report high-risk behaviour
Young people with HIV respond well to human papillomavirus vaccine
What needs to be done to make HIV self-testing a reality?
Half of young gay men in Bangkok who aren't consistent condom users acquire HIV within five years of starting sex
Of guidelines, targets and resources: the documents that defined the 2014 International AIDS Conference
Weight gain on ART may raise risk of heart disease and diabetes
Interferon-free hepatitis C treatment works for people on methadone or buprenorphine
Most gay men who don’t use condoms are mindful of HIV and attempt to reduce their risk
Efavirenz use not linked to neurocognitive impairment
How will people use PrEP? iPrEx users talk condoms, pills, anxiety and relief
The more drugs gay men have taken, the more likely they are to have unprotected sex
Tackling moral judgments about sex and sexuality is vital for HIV prevention