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PrEP researchers now focusing on the best ways to get PrEP to people who need it

Linda-Gail Bekker presenting at AIDS 2016. Photo©International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos

Online privacy concerns limit the reach of sexual health messages on social media

Simple outreach on dating websites increases HIV testing rate

Tailored programmes encourage black gay men to start and stay on PrEP in US study

Darrell Wheeler presenting at CROI 2016. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

PrEP, plus increased testing and treatment, could prevent nearly half of HIV infections in gay men in the UK by 2020

Gay youth PrEP study finds good retention and reasonable adherence

Sybil Hosek at IAS 2015 photo ©Marcus Rose/IAS

Cash to stay in school doesn’t reduce HIV incidence in South African study – but school attendance protected young women against HIV

HPTN 068 study team. Image supplied by Audrey Pettifor.

ART roll-out in Uganda accompanied by increased rates of HIV disclosure to spouses

Funders' priorities and targets hindered community mobilisation and meaningful participation of sex workers in India

Image credit: India HIV/AIDS Alliance (www.allianceindia.org)