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

Successful diagnosis of acute/early HIV infections may have contributed to fall in HIV incidence in San Diego

Opt-out HIV testing in a hospital emergency department may cost less than managing two patients with undiagnosed HIV

Simple outreach on dating websites increases HIV testing rate

Opt-out HIV/HBV/HCV testing for patients attending emergency departments identifies significant number of new infections

PopART trial shows feasibility of reaching 90-90-90 targets for testing and treatment coverage in Zambia and South Africa

Community HIV care providers (CHiPs) delivering home-based HIV testing. Photo by Frank Herholdt, thanks to Imperial College London.

Partner notification feasible and effective in African settings

During pregnancy, offering HIV testing at home doubles the proportion of male partners who test

Slides from Carey Farquhar's presentation at CROI 2016.

Opt-out approach can boost HIV testing rates