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Injectable hormonal contraceptive does not raise HIV risk, large trial finds

Image from the live stream of Helen Rees presenting at the conference.

Unintended pregnancies and desire for children: reproductive health needs of women living with HIV

Unintended pregnancies and desire for children: reproductive health needs of women living with HIV

Efavirenz may undermine effectiveness of the vaginal ring contraceptive

Kimberly Scarsi at CROI 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Study finds that women are much more vulnerable to HIV infection during pregnancy and in the months after giving birth

Renee Heffron presenting at CROI 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Reproductive health of HIV-positive women in Switzerland being neglected, says study

Withdrawing Depo-Provera contraceptives would result in more lives lost than HIV infections prevented

Most contraceptives not linked to HIV infection, but Depo-Provera may raise risk

What do women want from a vaginal microbicide ring?

Lessons learnt from the history of contraception are relevant for the implementation of PrEP