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From 'what if' to 'what now': implementing the new prevention technologies

Anthony Fauci, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institute of Health, USA. Photo©IAS/Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos

Treatment as prevention: what are the next steps?

No one should be forced into treatment, said Eric Fleutelot of Sidaction. ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Worker's Photos

Small study shows women on stable HIV therapy have very low levels of HIV and high drug concentrations in genital fluids

Images from presentation by Anandi Sheth of Emory University School of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, Atlanta, United States.

Viral suppression reduces HIV risk despite more sex and 'condom fatigue' in patients starting treatment in Cameroon

Viral suppression reduces HIV risk despite more sex and 'condom fatigue' in patients starting treatment in Cameroon

Pre-exposure prophylaxis does work for women, two studies find

Michael C Thigpen and Jared Baeten ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Worker's Photos

HPTN 052: early treatment reduces serious illness by 40%

Beatriz Grinsztejn and Mina Hossienipour ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Worker's Photos

Treatment is prevention: HPTN 052 study shows 96% reduction in transmission when HIV-positive partner starts treatment early

Prof. Myron Cohen, University of North Carolina ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Worker's Photos

Bacterial vaginosis raises women's risk of transmitting HIV

Images from presentation by Craig Cohen of University of California, San Francisco.

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