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Treating everyone diagnosed would not end HIV in US gay men, Los Angeles-based model finds

Viral load in genital secretions differs between men and women undergoing HIV therapy

No increase in sexual risk taking by gay men in England, 2001 to 2008

Review shows HIV self-testing to be acceptable, accurate and feasible, but finds little data on linkage to care for those testing HIV positive

Recruitment through social networks is an efficient way to increase demand for HIV testing among high-risk groups

Point-of-care viral load testing potentially cost-effective in southern Africa

Quality of health services is key in encouraging or discouraging people from HIV testing in Africa

Self-testing and home treatment initiation triples uptake of HIV treatment in Malawi

French researchers report 14 patients in 'remission' after controlling HIV for over 4 years off treatment