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HIV self-testing may help the 'hard to reach' learn their status, but uncertainties remain

Frog Designs /iTEACH self-test packaging, KwaZulu-Natal. Image from presentation by Sheri Lippman at IAS 2015.

Giving people information about HIV treatment as prevention lessens stigma and increases testing rates

An educator using the study infographic in the field. Image supplied by Laura Derksen.

Treatment cascades show 90-90-90 goal within reach for some – but Eastern Europe lags behind Africa

Image from presentation by Jacob Levi, Imperial College London, at IAS 2015.

Active invitation and tracing more likely to get men involved in couples HIV counselling and testing

World Health Organization urges more HIV testing by non-medical staff, outside of clinical settings, targeted to those who need it the most

Cheryl Johnson, World Health Organization, presenting at IAS 2015. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Test and treat studies and African countries showing that 90-90-90 targets are achievable

Michel Sidibé, executive director of UNAIDS, speaking at the International HIV Treatment as Prevention Workshop. Image by www.treatmentaspreventionworkshop.org

Geriatric HIV: living with multiple medical conditions will become the norm as population ages

Most gay men with HIV in central European capitals are undiagnosed, survey has found

Many South African women become infected with HIV during pregnancy posing high risk of transmission to their infants