Skip to content

Is a viral load just below 50 copies/ml low enough to ensure the long-term success of HIV therapy?

Home-based counselling and testing identifies people in need of treatment earlier

Rapid ‘combination’ test fails to detect many cases of acute HIV infection

Treatment switches after CD4 count decline reduce risk of death by 75% in Zambia, Malawi

High rate of new diagnoses when gay men phoned and asked to come back for sexual health check-up

3000 UK gay men diagnosed with HIV in 2010 – the highest number ever reported

3000 UK gay men diagnosed with HIV in 2010 – the highest  number ever reported

Virulence of HIV has increased since first reports of AIDS

Model shows excellent prognosis for UK gay men with HIV

Low HIV viral load doesn't cause inflammation or increase the risk of death