HIV This Month - May Edition

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HIV This Month - May Edition

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Welcome to the 9th issue of HIV this month! In this issue, we cover the following topics:

Reduce sexual transmission

· Meta-analysis finds partial support for elevated HIV prevalence among the military

· High levels of acceptability and safety profile of a disposable device for adult voluntary medical male circumcision

· Importance of promoting condom use to young people before sexual debut

· Sexual relationship power is unexpectedly not associated with unprotected sex in tavern populations in South Africa

Eliminate new HIV infections among children

· Shorter duration of seroprotection following vaccination in people living with HIV

· Late maternal diagnosis results in mother-to-child transmission in Johannesburg, South Africa

15 million accessing treatment

· Fewer clinical events with early antiretroviral therapy in a trial among serodiscordant couples

· Antiretroviral therapy decreases risk of clinically significant depression by about half

· Improving antiretroviral therapy adherence among people who inject drugs

Avoid TB deaths

· Hunting for HIV and TB in households

Close the resource gap

· Real-world costing of HIV treatment in Zambia highlights difference between national guidelines and actual resource use

Eliminate gender inequalities

· Intimate partner violence common among microbicide trial participants

· Valuing respect – ‘real men’ in urban South Africa

Eliminate stigma and discrimination

· Social intolerance increases risky sexual behaviour

Strengthen HIV integration

· Rural schools in Zimbabwe provide less than optimal support of HIV-affected children

· Addressing cognitive delay in children living with and affected by HIV

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