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HIV testing and ongoing relationships are part of 'safer sex' for young gay men

HIV testing rates are improving in African people in England

Social inequalities associated with late HIV diagnosis and delayed HIV treatment – European study

HIV prevention for black African people in the UK is under-resourced and needs to be scaled up

Half of young gay men in Bangkok who aren't consistent condom users acquire HIV within five years of starting sex

Slides from the presentation by Sarika Pattanasin.

HIV is increasing in gay men in London because of lack of testing, comparative study finds

Image from San Francisco AIDS Foundation's <i>Many Shades of Gay</i> HIV testing campaign.

Home-testing acceptable in 'treat everyone' trial: treatment takes longer to accept

Principal researcher Francois Dabis at AIDS 2014. Image by Gus Cairns (aidsmap.com).

Treatment as prevention may not work in Africa without couples counselling

Kristin Wall, from Emory University in Atlanta, speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

What is needed to 'step up the pace' on HIV prevention and treatment?

Professor Salim Abdool Karim, director of the Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA), speaking at AIDS 2014. ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Workers' Photos