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Six-monthly CD4 cell monitoring 'unnecessary' for people doing well on HIV therapy

Any reduction in viral load has immunologic benefits for people with HIV who have triple-class treatment failure

Poor CD4 response to HIV treatment increases risk of death from non-AIDS-related illnesses, even for those with higher baseline counts

Low levels of vitamin D associated with poorer long-term CD4 cell gains in women who start HIV treatment late

Denmark: Late HIV diagnosis not a major factor in continued spread of HIV

UNITAID commits US$140 million to bring HIV diagnostic technologies to the ‘point of care’

Chewe Luo, UNICEF

Detectable viral load and low nadir CD4 cell count increase the risk of heart attack for people with HIV

Rapid CD4 cell testing as part of HIV testing and counselling increases chances that people will be successfully linked to care

Rapid CD4 cell count performs well in HIV care and is highly acceptable to UK patients