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At least one in six patients maintains a viral load over one hundred thousand

Treatment monitoring: no clear benefit to adding viral load to CD4 or clinical symptoms in Thailand and Africa

A lab technician at work in Uganda. Diagnostic equipment in rural health centres is often rudimentary. AMREF is helping to upgrade labs in Kiboga and Luwero districts. Image ©AMREF www.amrefuk.org

Self-testing for HIV proves highly acceptable in Malawi

Study presenter Augustine Choko demonstrates self-testing, at a community meeting in Blantyre, Malawi. (Image courtesy of Augustine Choko.)

Frequent testing for HIV results in better prognosis for those who do get HIV

Text message reminders double HIV re-testing rates in gay men

Cervical cancer in women with HIV

Cervical cancer in women with HIV

Non-invasive tests can predict which HIV-positive women have increased risk of liver disease

Kidney disease in people with HIV: a clinical review (part one)

Kidney disease in people with HIV: a clinical review (part one)

HIV testing should be promoted in school sex education classes and on Facebook