AIDS 2016
The 21st International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2016) took place in Durban, South Africa from 18 to 22 July 2016.
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15-22 July 2016
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Durban, South Africa
Training community health workers to perform intensified TB case finding associated with a surge in TB diagnoses in a rural Malawi study
Searching for the next ‘Berlin patient’: doctors document bone-marrow recipients with HIV
PrEP rollout recipients in France top 1000: full trial results report 97% effectiveness
Stigma persists in the undetectable era
Reducing clinic visits can support retention in HIV care, African studies show
High-dose rifampicin for TB treatment regimen may improve survival in people with low CD4 cell counts
Early HIV treatment: mothers say they need time to think
Mapping local HIV epidemics can help target resources to areas with the greatest need
Women with HIV have higher risk of loss to follow-up and death after delivery
Phone and home visit follow-up and appointment trackers improve retention in HIV care for pregnant women and new mothers
Once-daily raltegravir works as well as twice-daily for initial HIV treatment
Bone loss partially recovers after stopping PrEP, twice-yearly kidney monitoring is enough for most
Dolutegravir plus lamivudine dual therapy works well as initial HIV treatment
Access to HIV home tests doubles the frequency of HIV testing in Australian gay men
'Test and treat': large study fails to show an impact on new HIV infections
Earlier HIV treatment is not over-burdening health services
Long-acting injectable drugs work well for HIV maintenance therapy
Viral load pilot study shows roll-out will depend on an educated workforce