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Mobile testing units show success in linking people to HIV care, treatment

House of Lords says UK needs new national HIV prevention campaign, bigger push for testing

Lord Fowler, Chairman of the House of Lords Select Committee on HIV & AIDS in the UK.

Testing project using social networks in rural Tanzania effective in identifying people with undiagnosed infection

Counsellors at the project in Tanzania. Image courtesy of Elizabeth Reddy.

People diagnosed with HIV who have never accessed medical care are often dissatisfied with post-test counselling

United States: opt-out HIV testing in clinical settings boosts HIV diagnoses among hard-to-reach groups

Invitation to test for HIV ups test rate among male partners of pregnant women in South Africa

Large gaps in the HIV prevention evidence base

HIV tests every 3 to 6 months suggested for all sexually active gay men in US

Community-based testing increased rates of HIV testing and detection in resource-limited settings