Skip to content

Starting HIV treatment early and then interrupting is no better than delaying it

HIV has become more virulent over time, not less, European study finds

Restoring and maintaining a high CD4 count possible for vast majority of people living with HIV in France

Dominique Costagliola, speaking at HIV Glasgow. Image courtesy of HIV Drug Therapy Glasgow 2014 (hivglasgow.org)

HIV superinfection associated with accelerated viral load increase but has no impact on clinical disease progression

South African women living with HIV subtype C experience rapid CD4 cell loss

Study shows prognostic value of viral load monitoring among people living with subtype C HIV in South Africa

Low CD4 count during HIV therapy increases risk of virus-related non-AIDS cancers

Older age associated with bigger increases in viral load and falls in CD4 count in patients not taking HIV treatment

A low CD4 cell count despite viral suppression with HIV treatment is associated with a big increase in mortality risk