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Viral load rebounds in a third of women who start HIV therapy during pregnancy or postpartum, South African study shows

New HIV prevention products will need marketing and effective health services to reach the people who need them

Popular Zimbabwe musician Jah Prayzah signing the Pride Board at a male circumcision site as part of a PSI campaign. Image credit: PSI

No evidence that contaminated nelfinavir led to increased risk of birth abnormalities or cancer

Early infant HIV testing at birth and at 6 weeks of age will save lives, extend life expectancy and is cost-effective for South Africa, study finds

People shifting from paediatric to adult HIV care have a high risk of ART failure

Early HIV treatment: mothers say they need time to think

Judith Currier at AIDS 2016. Photo©International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos

Women with HIV have higher risk of loss to follow-up and death after delivery

Elsa from Mozambique. Photo by Médecins sans Frontières

Phone and home visit follow-up and appointment trackers improve retention in HIV care for pregnant women and new mothers

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South Africa has driven mother-to-child HIV transmission down to 4%

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