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Dutch research identifies relationship between HIV clinic characteristics and retention of patients in care

How do we maximise global HIV treatment access? IAPAC Care Continuum Guidelines make recommendations

Peer workers improve drug users’ engagement with HIV care in Ukraine

Pavlo Smyrnov at IHRC 2015. Photograph © 2015 Ahmad Yusni/Harm Reduction International.

Increasing levels of engagement with care is key to controlling HIV epidemic in US

US PrEP care cascade analysis suggests that major, structural barriers need to be addressed for PrEP to have an impact

HIV-positive youth are less likely than adults to achieve viral suppression on antiretroviral treatment

HIV-positive postpartum women who rapidly re-engage with HIV care more likely to have viral suppression in longer term

Low rates of engagement with HIV care among women who have recently given birth in Cape Town townships

Treatment cascades show 90-90-90 goal within reach for some – but Eastern Europe lags behind Africa

Image from presentation by Jacob Levi, Imperial College London, at IAS 2015.