A decade of data from South Africa shows AIDS defining cancers are the most common type of cancer, linked with low CD4 counts . Researchers in South Africa have analysed…
Interviews with sex workers and their intimate partners in Uganda suggests that being able to take PrEP and self-test for HIV is not only good for sexual health but can have economic…
The NIGERIA PLHIV STIGMA INDEX 2.0 SURVEY REPORT Held Statement suites and Hotel Ltd. Abuja 24092021. Participants are: NEPWHAN AND KP SECRETARIAT. With support from Federal ministry of Health, NACA,…
Evidence review suggests digitally-supported HIV self-testing increases testing and engages first-time testers, paving the way for greater use. A global evidence review suggests digitally-supported HIV self-testing increases uptake, engages first-time…
There is medicine you can take to prevent getting HIV after a recent exposure. Talk to your health care provider, an emergency room doctor, or an urgent care provider right…
Study finds women more likely to both hold discriminatory attitudes related to HIV stigma, and to suffer from them Research in rural Kenya and Uganda has again highlighted the persistence…
Ugandan study finds uptake of HIV treatment above 90%, but only three-quarters of women were fully taking medication after two months A study among pregnant women living with HIV in…
The HIV epidemic began with fear, helplessness and death as the world faced a new virus that preyed on misunderstanding and marginalisation. Scientific advances have enabled people with access to…
A systematic evidence review that set out to identify and appraise strategies to keep heterosexual men in sub-Saharan Africa in HIV care has found very little evidence to assess. Although…
Risky sexual behaviours increasing among young people. Inconsistent condom use and other risky practices particularly common among women and those with limited HIV knowledge, highlighting the need for comprehensive sexual…