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Pregnant women need more support on looking after their own health after childbirth – could help retention in Option B+ programmes

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

Mothers starting antiretrovirals in Malawi lost from care more frequently, revealing weaknesses in Option B+ implementation

Strong performance on HIV drugs for mothers doesn't guarantee optimal care for infants, survey shows

Strong performance on HIV drugs for mothers doesn't guarantee optimal care for infants, survey shows

Could HIV treatment mean safer sex?

Caitlin Kennedy, from Johns Hopkins University, speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

Standard HIV treatment achieves high concentrations in female genital tract and suppresses shedding of virus

Efavirenz-based ART matches lopinavir/ritonavir for perinatal HIV treatment

Heart attack risk in people with HIV may be falling – but not in women

Heart attack risk in people with HIV may be falling – but not in women

Ongoing challenges in providing PMTCT in Kenya and Malawi