HIV

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control and the World Health Organization agree on the need for improved HIV testing.

Meta-analysis reports 5.8% of all annual cases are patients with HIV.

Crime and education levels in the neighbourhood were associated with the level of virologic control at delivery

Findings provide insights for vaccine design and suggest the glycan shield may function beyond immune evasion

Pilot scheme will offer an integrated range of services to transgender people.

New study draws on national databases to provide first estimate of HIV prevalence in gender-diverse people in England.

Update of 2015 guidelines covers sexual and occupational exposure to HIV.

Still a need for stigma reduction programmes and adapted psychosocial support in specific groups

HIV services offered guidance on maintaining services during second peak of the pandemic.

Prof Andrew Owen discussed some of the models used in drug development for SARS-CoV-2 and asked what we can learn from targeting other viruses including HIV.

Prof Jean-Michel Molina discussed current and future PrEP regimens including recommendations for patient management and the use of PrEP in the clinic.

Dr Sanchez Conde discussed current data regarding HIV in older women, highlighting an increased risk of early menopause and cancer in women with HIV.

Reorganisation is a political act, says Lancet editorial.

Dr Hermione Lyall discussed the latest developments regarding paediatric HIV including new potential treatment options.