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Adolescents and women who experience violence more likely to get HIV and less likely to control it

Professor Lucie Cluver at AIDS 2022.

‘Flourishing’ is a social determinant of health for children and young people

Dr Carmen Logie at AIDS 2022. Photo by Lesley Gittings.

How family issues influence adolescents to disengage from HIV care

Zurijeta/Shutterstock.com. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Generic PrEP for young, at-risk MSM in the US could be cost-saving and health-enhancing

Image by Doctor 4U. Creative Commons licence.

Practitioners and policies create barriers to PrEP and HIV testing for young people in sub-Saharan Africa

Ed Owles, Worldview/USAID. Creative Commons licence.

Seasons of risk: the PrEP journey of adolescent girls and young women in Kenya and South Africa

Graph from the journal article showing enablers and barriers at key stages in young women’s PrEP user journey. Creative Commons licence.

Adult healthcare providers need to build long-term trusting relationship with adolescents living with HIV

Eduardo Martino/Save the Children/Department for International Development. Creative Commons licence.

Young women and pregnant women can effectively use vaginal rings and oral PrEP for HIV prevention

Dr Lulu Nair presenting to IAS 2021.

Adolescent-centred interventions lead to a 30-percentage-point increase in viral suppression in Namibia, and a 20-percentage-point increase in Nigeria

Slide from Dr Franklin Emerenini's presentation on the Nigerian study at IAS 2021.