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SEARCH study exceeds 90-90-90 targets after 2 years of 'test and treat' for HIV in rural East Africa

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Feasible to prescribe ART to emergency department patients with suspected acute HIV infection

Sub-type C infection does not increase the risk of virologic failure when people are taking tenofovir-containing first-line ART

HIV/HBV co-infection linked to worse immune recovery and death, but tenofovir improves outcomes

In Option B+, side-effects and needing time to think are key reasons for not taking HIV medication

Denmark shows first clear evidence of the success of treatment as prevention in gay men in a high income country

People not taking HIV treatment feel under pressure to ‘do the right thing’

No adverse social consequences from early ART initiation in West Africa

Starting HIV therapy associated with improvements in liver function, especially when viral load is suppressed