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Treatment as prevention may not work in Africa without couples counselling

Kristin Wall, from Emory University in Atlanta, speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

Cash transfers plus care halve HIV risk behaviours in South African adolescents

Dr Lucie Cluver of the University of Oxford. Image via www.novartisfoundation.org.

Health interventions in online cruising environments more acceptable when they take a 'passive' approach

Younger women not at higher risk of HIV from relationships with older men, South African study finds

Computerised counselling for patients taking HIV therapy can reduce viral load, improve treatment adherence and reduce rates of risky sex

Pre-test counselling does not reduce sexual risk taking – findings support streamlined HIV testing procedures

Many HIV-positive people not receiving recommended prevention counselling as part of their routine care

Gay men recall seeing mass media campaign, but impact on behaviour remains unclear

Biomedical HIV prevention – the social complexities of achieving effectiveness

Professor Susan Kippax,  co-chair of the 2nd International Conference for the Social Sciences and Humanities in HIV. ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Worker's Photos.