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START trial provides definitive evidence of the benefits of early HIV treatment

Jens Lundgren at IAS 2015. Photo ©Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos/IAS

Innovative approaches to linkage to care boost clinic visits, HIV treatment uptake in African study

Non-daily PrEP regimens provide extra options, but adherence is often better with daily dosing

Tim Holtz and Sharon Mannheimer at IAS 2015. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Targets proliferate in HIV cure research

Dr Daniel Kuritzkes of Harvard Medical School gives keynote address: Progress and challenges in HIV cure research. Image by: Marcus Rose/IAS.

No HIV infections from partners with fully suppressed viral load during long-term follow up of landmark treatment as prevention trial

Myron Cohen at IAS 2015. Photo ©Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos/IAS

Young woman stays undetectable for twelve years off treatment after early HIV therapy

Dr Asier Saez-Cirion speaking at the Towards an HIV Cure symposium. Photo ©Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos/IAS.

Presumptive treatment of TB in advanced HIV no better than giving ART and isoniazid

Access to screening and treatment are key issues for hepatitis B and C and HIV/viral hepatitis co-infection

Panel on hepatitis treatment access. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Vancouver Consensus Statement calls for early access to treatment and PrEP worldwide

Conference co-chair, Julio Montaner, at the Opening Session of IAS 2015, with a Native blanket received as a gift. Photo ©Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos/IAS