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Long term decline in consistent condom use among Australian gay men

Do people living with HIV who have an undetectable viral load need to wear condoms?

Roy Gulick and Lisa Winston at IDWeek 2016. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Promising trends continue in UK diagnosis and treatment rates

Gay men with overlapping partnerships are more likely to be recently and locally infected

San Francisco reports new low in HIV infections and faster treatment, but disparities remain

'Test and treat': large study fails to show an impact on new HIV infections

Prof. François Dabis presents results of the ANRS 12249 study at AIDS 2016. Photo by International AIDS Society/Abhi Indrarajan

PrEP can further reduce the risk of HIV infection after a partner starts treatment

Jared Baeten presenting at AIDS 2016. Photo by Jan Brittenson, hivandhepatitis.com

More confidence on zero risk: still no transmissions seen from people with an undetectable viral load in PARTNER study

More confidence on zero risk: still no transmissions seen from people with an undetectable viral load in PARTNER study

Comprehensive services for sex workers reduce detectable viral load, but enhanced ARV services provide no extra benefit

Frances Cowan presenting at AIDS 2016. Photo by Roger Pebody, aidsmap.com