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Some children who start antiretrovirals very early may control HIV after stopping treatment

Dr Deborah Persaud at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Young people want research to focus on a cure for HIV, sharing their status and U=U

Global Fund Advocates Network. Creative Commons licence.

Poor design makes it a battle to get young children with HIV to take their medicine

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Adolescents with HIV in Zimbabwe are not being told why an undetectable viral load matters

Image from a comic explaining the benefits of supressed viral load for young people in Zimbabwe, developed by non-government organisation Zvandiri.

Top 5 HIV treatment stories from IAS 2023

Rhiannon Neale Photography

More options for second-line treatment in children shown to be safe and effective

Dr Victor Musiime at IAS 2023.

HIV treatment in the womb helped five South African baby boys to stay undetectable off therapy

Dr Gabriela Cromhout at IAS 2023.

NRTI-sparing regimen effective for children and adolescents

UNDP South Sudan/Brian Sokol. Creative Commons licence. Image for illustrative purposes only.

HIV treatment coverage in children lags behind adults in the 'treat all' era

Image by Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation/DFID - UK Department for International Development. Creative Commons licence. Image is for illustrative purposes only.