A study of MSM suggests optimizing at-home testing for STIs and HIV could increase rates of testing, while noting a need to balance convenience with educational outreach.
Paul Drain, MD, MPH, explains how point-of-care viral load testing was successful in providing rapid results to patients in a South African-based study.
Experts provide an overview of the current HIV landscape, with a discussion on the impact demographics, location, and sexual orientation have on prevalence and rate of infection.
Persistence on HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis drops off dramatically over a 2-year time period, with only 2 out of 5 users persisting on the treatment, according to a recent study from Emory University.
A new study examining tuberculosis and HIV coinfection in patients in Latin America has found that those with TB had higher mortality rates over the course of a decade, despite successful TB treatment.
