In a blog for World AIDS Day, Mwelwa Phiri and her colleagues discuss the Yathu Yathu trial of community-based peer-led sexual and reproductive health… Read more »
Finding a vaccine for HIV/AIDS could have enormous implications both in prevention and treatment of the infection. In this blog, Andrea Savarino… Read more »
Ritu Gaur is a Professor at the South Asian University in New Delhi, India, studying the molecular and cell biology of HIV-1, with… Read more »
Dating apps have changed the patterns of sexual behaviors in most demographic groups, with potential consequences on the risk for… Read more »
The care pressure sustained by Infectious Disease units during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has put a strain on the ability to offer… Read more »
We feature here a selection of review articles published recently in AIDS Research & Therapy and other journals, shedding… Read more »
One tiny casualty of COVID-19, as shutters were hastily pulled down on events and businesses throughout the UK, was the World… Read more »
In light of World AIDs Day, we have put together a short quiz to test your knowledge on the contraction, prevalence and prevention… Read more »
There is great inequality in the world, and today, on World AIDS Day, the inequality in healthcare is plainly obvious as… Read more »
Harm reduction in the context of injecting drug use and HIV has been slowly evolving across countries in Southeast Asia but… Read more »