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Migrants left behind in HIV treatment cascade in Australia

HIV diagnosis and care cascades for all people with HIV, migrants, and non-migrants in NSW and Victoria (2013–2017). Image from the study.

The human stories behind the treat-all policy in eSwatini

People listening to the health promoter at the 'Cow head' meeting, a traditional space for discussion of HIV and TB topics for the community, Shiselweni region. Photo by Fanny Hostettler/MSF.

First African study offering PrEP to the general population finds that about a quarter of people at high HIV risk start it

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Excluding migrants from HIV programmes in Botswana is slowing reductions in HIV incidence

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Could UK HIV transmissions really go down to near-zero by 2030? The latest report suggests so

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Progress on 90-90-90 HIV targets shows stark gap between eastern and western Europe

Anastasia Pharris of ECDC at EACS 2019. Image: Gus Cairns

‘Test and treat’ programmes are failing to reach people at highest risk of HIV transmission

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San Francisco HIV cases fall to a new low

Dr Diane Havlir (at microphone) discusses SF HIV epidemiology report with SF Health Director Dr Grant Colfax (left), Dr Hyman Scott, Supervisor Rafael Mandelman and SF Mayor London Breed. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Big falls in new HIV cases in France after achievement of two UNAIDS 90-90-90 targets

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