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Multiple African countries improved access to HIV treatment during COVID-19 pandemic

Slide from Neha Mehta's presentation to IAS 2021.

Long-acting injectable HIV treatment is feasible, even during COVID-19

Slide from Dr Maggie Czarnogorski's presentation to IAS 2021.

Lower CD4 count and unsuppressed HIV raise the risk for severe COVID-19

Dr Daniel Nomah (top left) at IAS 2021

Homeless people with HIV prefer flexibility, in-person care and incentives

Slide from Dr Elizabeth Imbert's presentation to IAS 2021.

Few HIV infections among PrEP users in Brazil and Mexico, but challenges in Peru

Slide from Professor Carlos Cáceres's presentation to IAS 2021.

Large UK study identifies increased cardiovascular risk in people living with HIV, including younger people

Slide from Tiffany Gooden's presentation to IAS 2021.

Twice-a-year injected drug shows promise for first-line HIV treatment

Professor Samir Gupta

Adolescent-centred interventions lead to a 30-percentage-point increase in viral suppression in Namibia, and a 20-percentage-point increase in Nigeria

Slide from Dr Franklin Emerenini's presentation on the Nigerian study at IAS 2021.

Healthcare workers in Cape Town ambivalent about patients who disengage from HIV treatment

Khayelitsha, Cape Town, South Africa. Photographer: Rowan Pybus, Médecins Sans Frontières.