Reuben Granich

TL;DR: In a systematic review and meta-analysis, Amitabh Suthar and colleagues describe the evidence base for different HIV testing and counseling services provided outside of health facilities.

TL;DR: Although uptake of ART, HIV testing for TB patients, TB screening for people living with HIV and IPT have increased significantly, progress is still limited in many countries and there is considerable variance in the timing and content of national policies compared with WHO guidelines.

TL;DR: Achieving an ‘AIDS-free generation’ whereby deaths related to HIV are drastically reduced, people living with HIV are AIDS-free on ART, and HIV transmission is decreased is both scientifically sound and practically feasible.

TL;DR: RFB is effective and safe in combination with the PIs studied, cost-saving for co-therapy with currently recommended boosted PIs, and may have a pivotal role in the roll-out of ART.

TL;DR: Adult mortality in Botswana fell markedly as ART coverage increased and HIV prevalence declines may reflect ART-associated reductions in sexual transmission, complementing cohort approaches that monitor individual-level health outcomes.