See also: HIV Continuum of Care and Getting to Zero – Ending the HIV/AIDS Epidemic

Selected Recent Articles

• Multiple HIV care models effective for disease management.  (December 2016, Hepmag)
• PrEP Won’t Protect if It’s Priced Out of Reach.  (December 2016, AVAC)
• Catching Fire: The Realities of the New Era in HIV Prevention and Care.  (September 2016, Poz)
• Dutch model finds PrEP for high-risk gay men is cost-effective at current prices and cost-saving at generic prices.  (September 2016, AIDSmap)
• New York clinic outlines how to improve uptake of PrEP by transgender people.  (September 2016, AIDSmap)
• Racial Disparities Seen in PrEP Use Among Young Gay and Bi Men in California.  (September 2016, Poz)
• U.N. access to medicines panel seeks to reconcile business of health with right to health.  (September 2016, Science Speaks Blog)
• Complaints of HIV Discrimination Filed Against 7 Health Insurers.  (August 2016, Poz)
• Delays in updating HIV treatment guidelines in Africa blocking early treatment for millions.  (September 2016, AIDSmap); related coverage from Science Speaks Blog
• Guest Commentary: Use of e-health care in HIV has benefits, drawbacks.  (September 2016, Healio)
• South Africa Now Offers Free Treatment to Everyone with HIV.  (August 2016, Poz)
• Planned Parenthood in Massachusetts Now Offers Truvada as PrEP.  (September 2016, Poz)
• People with HIV Less Likely to Get Treated for Nine Major Cancers.  (September 2016, HIV Treatment Alerts/TheBodyPro)
• Making PrEP More Integrated and Available for Primary Care Providers to Prescribe in the U.S. Southeast.  (August 2016, TheBodyPro)
• Continued Access to Generic Drugs Needed to Enable ‘Test and Treat’ Strategy.  (August 2016, TheBodyPro)
• Children with HIV at Risk of Failing Treatment When Switching to Adult Care.  (August 2016, Poz)
• U.K. Court rules PrEP funding within NHS England’s legal jurisdiction.  (August 2016, Healio)
• A Community Statement on Access to HIV Treatment and Prevention.  (August 2016, Poz)
• Limited Medicaid expansion leaves many blacks, women with HIV uninsured.  (July 2016, Healio)
• HIV Drug Pricing Protest Interrupts PrEP Session at AIDS 2016.  (July 2016, Beta Blog)
• No More Lip Service: A Demand for PrEP Access from the Transgender Community.  (July 2016, Global Forum on MSM and HIV)
• AIDS 2016: Inside the Massive HIV Treatment Access March.  (July 2016, TheBodyPro)
• HIV treatment programmes need to prepare for the ‘youth bulge’, South African experience shows.  (July 2016, AIDSmap)
• Plenary talk proposes $90, $90, $90 as cost of HIV and viral hepatitis drugs.  (July 2016, Science Speaks Blog)
• PrEP use exceeds 79,000 in U.S. pharmacy survey, but some groups lagging behind.  (July 2016, AIDSmap)
• Invitation to Endorse the Final Community Consensus Statement on Access to HIV Treatment and its Use for Prevention: The Next Cornerstone for Patients’ Rights.  (AVAC, July 2016)
• Medicines? Check! People to deliver them? Not so much.  (July 2016, Science Speaks Blog)
• PrEP researchers now focusing on the best ways to get PrEP to people who need it.  (July 2016, AIDSmap)
• Disproportionate burden of HIV, hepatitis, TB among prisoners driven by IDUs, insufficient care.  (July 2016, Healio)
• Long-acting agents may increase number of patients on therapy, bring new people into care.  (July 2016, Healio)
• Demand for new HIV providers will outstrip supply by 2019.  (July 2016, Healio)
• Feasible to prescribe ART to emergency department patients with suspected acute HIV infection.  (July 2016, AIDSmap)
• Gilead Raises Prices of HIV Meds Twice in Six Months.  (July 2016, Poz)
•  Ryan White CARE Act Is Still Vital to U.S. HIV Care.  (July 2016, Poz)
• New York City to Expand Services to More People Living with HIV.  (June 2016, Poz)
• HIV testing and treatment campaigns need to target women and the under 35s, says research from South Africa.  (June 2016, AIDSmap)
• HLM 2016 AIDS: Universal treatment access panel looks at issues in generic antiretroviral medicines.  (June 2016, Science Speaks Blog)
• Physicians Are Increasingly Aware of and Willing to Prescribe PrEP.  (June 2016, Poz)
• Cost is biggest barrier to PrEP in Europe, ECDC declares.  (June 2016, AIDSmap)
• Drug Prior Authorizations Are a Very Blunt Tool for Cost Containment – And They’re Annoying.  (May 2016, Journal Watch)
• UNAIDS Announces 2 Million More People Living With HIV on Treatment in 2015, Bringing New Total to 17 Million.  (May 2016, UNAIDS); related coverage from AIDSmap, AVAC, and Science Speaks Blog
• New resource: Paying for PrEP.  (May 2016, Beta Blog)
• Not If, But When: Gay men gather in Jo-burg to plot PrEP access.  (May 2016, AVAC)
• Which men stand to benefit most from access to PrEP? (May 2016, AIDSmap)
• ViiV Healthcare, MPP increase Tivicay access in lower middle-income nations.  (April 2016, Healio)
• Senate committee holds hearing on Daraprim price increase, distribution agreements. (March 2016, Healio)
• HIV Care Rates Differ By Race, Sex, Age and Year in Large U.S. Study. (March 2016, HIV Treatment Alerts)
• HIV Control Rate Rising in San Francisco, but Blacks and Underinsured Lag. (March 2016, HIV Treatment Alerts)
• Tailored counseling approach increases PrEP intake among Black MSM.  (February 2016, Healio)
• As many as 185,000 new HIV infections in the U.S. could be prevented by expanding testing, treatment, PrEP (CDC)  Related coverage from AIDSmap, Poz, Healio, and TheBody
• Telephone intervention can boost retention in care for HIV-positive patients with mental health and drug/alcohol problems.  (February 2016, AIDSmap)
• House committee hearing investigates recent drug price hikes.  (February 2016, Healio)
• Disparities in Medical Care Coverage Among Blacks with HIV.  (February 2016, Poz)
• L.A. Program Succeeds in IDing, Reengaging Those Lost to HIV Care.  (January 2016, Poz)
• Opt-out HIV screening choice increases testing rates.  (January 2016, Healio)
• HIV Treatment Retention Study Indicates Weight of Distance Barriers, Opportunity Costs, Value of Peer-Based Interventions.  (January 2016, Science Speaks Blog)
• HIV-positive patients lost to follow-up successfully identified and re-engaged with care by programme in LA County.  (January 2016, AIDSmap)
• Test-and-Treat Could Slash New HIV Infections Among Gay Men.  (January 2016, Poz)
• Continuous HIV care critical to viral suppression, long-term outcomes.  (January 2016, Healio)
• New Tenofovir Worth Only an Extra $1,000 a Year Over Old Version.  (December 2015, Poz)
• New WHO Recommendations Aim to Improve HIV Care.  (December 2015, Poz)
• Disease Experts See Syphilis Diagnosis as Time to Re-engage in HIV Care.  (December 2015, Beta Blog)
• Tenofovir alafenamide fumarate at what price? No more than $1000 a year above existing tenofovir formulation, says model.  (December 2015, AIDSmap)
• Times to Starting Treatment and Viral Suppression Drop 40% in U.S. Group, but Slower for African Americans.  (December 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Social Security and Medicare Changes for 2016.  (December 2015, Poz)
• San Francisco reports progress in ‘Getting to Zero’ HIV prevention and treatment effort.  (December 2015, AIDSmap)
• Many more people could benefit from HIV PrEP but not enough doctors are aware, says CDC.  (December 2015, AIDSmap)
• WHO issues recommendations on linkage to care, retention, to help bring HIV treatment to all.  (December 2015, AIDSmap)
• Dutch research identifies relationship between HIV clinic characteristics and retention of patients in care.  (November 2015, AIDSmap)
• France approves PrEP.  (November 2015, AIDSmap)
• How do we maximise global HIV treatment access? IAPAC Care Continuum Guidelines make recommendations.  (November 2015, AIDSmap)
• Patients of non-specialist HIV physicians often have poor ART outcomes and frequently receive sub-optimal care.  (November 2015, AIDSmap)
• Why are HIV meds so expensive, and what can we do about it?  (October 2015, Beta Blog)
• ‘Extraordinarily high’ cost of HIV medications responsible for treatment delays.  (October 2015, Healio)
• Higher Rate of Viral Suppression Found in ACA Enrollees Than in Those Supported Only by Ryan White.  (October 2015, TheBodyPro)
• ACA insurance recipients with HIV experience improved outcomes.  (October 2015, Healio)
• How do we treat the world? Experts discuss moving to universal HIV treatment.  (October 2015, AIDSmap)
• One third of people with HIV in US study are not virally suppressed on antiretroviral therapy.  (October 2015, AIDSmap)
• Keeping People With HIV Engaged in Care Is an Ongoing Effort.  (October 2015, Poz)
• Latinos Deserve Access to PrEP, Too.  (October 2015, Beta Blog)
• More Infectious Disease Docs Are Prescribing PrEP.  (October 2015, Poz)
• The ACA Provides Better Care to Virginians With HIV Than ADAP.  (October 2015, Poz)
• Improving ‘Treatment Cascade’ Measures Is Vital to Fighting HIV.  (October 2015, Poz)
• Affordable Care Act coverage improves chances of viral suppression for Americans with HIV.  (October 2015, AIDSmap)
• TeleHealth Empowers Rural Clinicians to Treat HIV, HCV Locally.  (October 2015, TheBodyPro)
• New York Times: San Francisco is a Model City of Innovative HIV Prevention & Care.  (October 2015, Beta Blog)
• U.S. HIV physicians routinely offering early ART but only a third have prescribed PrEP.  (October 2015, AIDSmap)
• Providing Education and Care for the Newly Diagnosed Patient.  (October 2015, TheBodyPro)
• WHO “test and start” ART guideline highlights difference between “finding” and “prioritizing” funding for equitable care access.  (October 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• AIDS Activists Protest Price Gauging of Meds by Hedge Funds.  (October 2015, Hepmag)
• WHO Calls For HIV Treatment For All, Supports Broader PrEP Use.  (September 2015, Poz)
• WHO ART guideline: Treat all with HIV, offer PrEP to those at “substantial risk.”  (September 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• Global health advocates suggest alternatives when limited options + limited bargaining power = unlimited drug prices.  (September 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• Treatment Rates Are Low as HIV Prevalence Stays the Same.  (September 2015, Poz)
• High standards of care associated with reduced mortality risk of patients with HIV.  (September 2015, AIDSmap)
• Decision to Lower Price of Pyrimethamine a Good One, Especially Given the Weak Defense of the Price Hike.  (September 2015, Journal Watch)
• Increasing levels of engagement with care is key to controlling HIV epidemic in U.S.  (September 2015, AIDSmap)
• Over 70% of People with HIV Benefit from Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.  (September 2015, Beta Blog)
• 475,000% Price Hike of Pill Has Clinton and Docs Raising Alarms.  (September 2015, Hepmag)
• Twice the Percentage of People with HIV are Virally Suppressed in San Francisco Compared to U.S.  (September 2015, Beta Blog)
• U.S. PrEP care cascade analysis suggests that major, structural barriers need to be addressed for PrEP to have an impact.  (September 2015, AIDSmap)
• STI clinic attendees have high HIV diagnosis rates in Netherlands, but many missed opportunities in primary care.  (September 2015, AIDSmap)
• PrEP Care Continuum IDs Barriers to Effective HIV Prevention.  (September 2015, Poz)
• HIV-positive youth are less likely than adults to achieve viral suppression on antiretroviral treatment.  (August 2015, AIDSmap)
• HIV-positive postpartum women who rapidly re-engage with HIV care more likely to have viral suppression in longer term.  (August 2015, AIDSmap)
• San Francisco Establishes Innovative Program to Keep People in HIV Care.  (August 2015, Beta Blog)
• Retention in pre-ART care can be boosted by monthly visits from volunteer support workers.  (August 2015, AIDSmap)
• Flow Chart for Accessing PrEP for HIV Prevention. (August 2015, Project Inform)
• San Francisco Effort to Treat HIV the Day of Diagnosis is a Success.  (July 2015, Poz)
• How HIV Treatment and Prevention Programs Succeed Together.  (July 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Patching the Leaky Cascade: Report From the 2015 Adherence Conference. (July 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Gilead to Restrict Hepatitis C Patient Assistance Program.  (July 2015, Hepmag)
• RAPID Program Leads to Faster HIV Suppression.  (July 2015, Beta Blog)
• HIV “Adherence Clubs” Help People Stay In Care.  (July 2015, Beta Blog)
• Opioid substitution therapy combined with HIV treatment saves the lives of more drug users than ART alone.  (July 2015, AIDSmap)
• Same-day start to antiretroviral treatment leads to faster HIV suppression in San Francisco.  (July 2015, AIDSmap)
• Obstacles between diagnosis and care keep sex workers off treatment.  (July 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• Treatment cascades show 90-90-90 goal within reach for some – but Eastern Europe lags behind Africa.  (July 2015, AIDSmap)
• Innovative approaches to linkage to care boost clinic visits, HIV treatment uptake in African study.  (July 2015, AIDSmap)
• Vancouver Consensus Statement calls for early access to treatment and PrEP worldwide.  (July 2015, AIDSmap)
• HIV Treatment Access Is a Human Right, Top Officials Say as Conference Opens.  (July 2015, TheBodyPro)
• World Health Organization to recommend HIV treatment for all.  (July 2015, AIDSmap)
• The Vancouver Consensus: A New Declaration Against HIV.  (July 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Researchers, clinicians, leaders sign Vancouver Consensus.  (July 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• People with HIV who inject drugs benefit most from integrated treatment, study finds.  (July 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• UNAIDS: Goal of 15 million on HIV treatment by 2015 met.  (July 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• Community-based adherence clubs show high retention in HIV care and treatment adherence.  (July 2015, AIDSmap)
• Supreme Court Upholds Obamacare Subsidies.  (June 2015, Poz)
• Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP): A Pilot Program for Uninsured Patients.  (June 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Generic Approval of Tivicay (Dolutegravir) Sought for PEPFAR Use.  (June 2015, Poz)
• Treatment Cascade Researchers Make Case for HIV Care as Secondary Prevention for Both Sexual and Drug Behavior.  (May 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Trans-Pacific Trade Agreement Threatens Access to Meds, Says amfAR.  (May 2015, Hepmag)
• The Audacity of New York’s Hope to End AIDS.  (May 2015, Poz)
• N.Y. Governor Cuomo Releases Blueprint to End AIDS by 2020.  (April 2015, Hepmag)
• Capping Coinsurance Payments for PrEP and HIV Meds.  (April 2015, Beta Blog)
• Program Succeeds at Better Keeping People With HIV in Medical Care.  (April 2015, Poz)
• How San Francisco plans to ‘get to zero’ new infections of HIV.  (April 2015, Project Inform)
• Six in ten US HIV infections are transmitted by people who know they have HIV but are not in care.  (April 2015, AIDSmap)
• No Matter How You Slice It, PrEP Rollout Should Save Money.  (April 2015, Poz)
• How Do We Overcome the Challenges of Accessing PrEP?  (March 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Supervisor Wiener: Reclassifying HIV Drugs as “Specialty” is Discriminatory.  (March 2015, Beta Blog)
• Most HIV-positive gay men in European survey are on HIV treatment, though fewer in the east.  (March 2015, AIDSmap)
• More Poor Black Women Are Accessing Health Care, and Having Risky Sex.  (March 2015, Poz)
• Financial incentives don’t increase case linkage or viral suppression.  (March 2015, Project Inform.
• Access to care up – and so is sexual risk – among US Black women in high-AIDS cities.  (March 2015, NATAP)
• How Marijuana Use Affects HIV Testing and Care.  (March 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Health workforce shortage weakens AIDS response.  (March 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• HIV testing in ED serves as link to care.  (March 2015, Healio)
• Financial incentives did not improve linkage to care or viral suppression in US study.  (February 2015, AIDSmap)
• Ben Young: CROI 2015 Data Bolster the Call for Initiative to End HIV/AIDS Epidemic.  (February 2015, TheBodyPro)
• New York City Gets Its HIV Act Together.  (February 2015, MedPage Today)
• Treatment cascades and viral load surveys show how African countries can maximise prevention benefits of HIV treatment.  (February 2015, AIDSmap)
• HIV Prevention Cuts Medical Costs.  (February 2015, MedPage Today)
• Almost half of U.S. women with HIV not in regular care in CDC analysis. (February 2015, NATAP)
• Financial Incentives Largely Fail to Improve Care for People With HIV.  (February 2015, Poz)
• Is 90-90-90 nutty? Studies look at numbers behind getting in care, staying in care, suppressing virus, controlling HIV.  (February 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• No Progress in Testing or Treating Africans Earlier in HIV Disease.  (February 2015, Poz)
• Trial to evaluate the use of health navigators to link HIV/TB patients to care and treatment fails to show positive results.  (February 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• Ryan White patients with HIV more likely to undergo ART.  (February 2015, Healio)
• Status disclosure patterns related to HIV care retention, viral load.  (February 2015, Healio)
• Financial incentives can increase patient engagement in HIV care and improve viral suppression in some care settings.  (February 2015, Science Speaks Blog)
• Preventing HIV in One High-Risk Person Saves up to $340,000.  (February 2015, Poz)
• Kaiser Permanente reverses decision to move HIV meds to specialty tier in California, reduces out-of-pocket cost for patients.  (February 2015, Project Inform.
• 91% of HIV Passes From Those Unaware They’re Infected or Not in Care.  (February 2015, Poz)
• Women and PrEP: The Bridging Role of Local Health Departments.  (February 2015, TheBodyPro)
• HIV Testing and Service Delivery Among Blacks or African Americans – 61 Health Department Jurisdictions, United States, 2013.  (February 2015, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report)
• Study Buoys HIV Discrimination Claims Against Obamacare Plans.  (January 2015, Poz)
• Comprehensive HIV Care Coordination Program Improves Viral Suppression Rates.  (January 2015, TheBodyPro)
• Expand LGBT Health Insurance to Improve U.S. HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care.  (January 2015, TheBody)
• Wrap-Around Care: A Necessity, Not a Luxury.  (January 2015, Achieve)
• HIV most often passed on by younger gay men who have undiagnosed HIV, are not on treatment, and have an ongoing partnership.  (December 2014, AIDSmap)
• Project Inform Announces New Covered CA Plan Guide and Formulary Analysis.  (December 2014, Project Inform)
• How Can AIDS Service Organizations Diversify Funding and Reach More People Under the Affordable Care Act?  (December 2014, TheBodyPro)
• Higher HIV Rates in Black MSM Due to Racial Gaps in Testing and Care.  (December 2014, TheBodyPro)
• Savings to the NHS predicted from switching to generic antiretrovirals.  (November-December 2014, HIV Treatment Bulletin)
• UK PROUD study to provide PrEP to all participants earlier than expected: planned follow-up to continue to two years.  (November-December 2014, HIV Treatment Bulletin)
• CDC Analyzes Impediments to Viral Suppression in People With HIV.  (November 2014, Poz)
• Positive response to ‘gift tokens for undetectable viral load’ trial.  (November 2014, AIDSmap)
• HIV in the UK: 76% diagnosed, 90% on treatment, 90% undetectable.  (November 2014, AIDSmap)
• U.S. HIV ‘Treatment Cascade’  Stats Are Dismal Among Western Nations.  (November 2014, Poz)
• What 2014 Development Has the Biggest Impact on HIV Care?  (November 2014, TheBodyPro)
• Restoring and maintaining a high CD4 count possible for vast majority of people living with HIV in France.  (November 2014, AIDSmap)
• Australia performs best in HIV treatment cascade – 62% with undetectable viral load.  (November 2014, AIDSmap)
• Generic antiretrovirals could save NHS £1.25 billion over 5 years, study finds.  (November 2014, AIDSmap)
• Selecting an Obamacare Plan When You’re Starting Treatment for HIV.  (October 2014, TheBody)
• How Will Generic Drugs Affect HIV Treatment in the U.S.?  (October 2014, TheBody)
• Amid Funding Cuts, NY Organization Sees HIV Suppression Rates 250% the National Average.  (October 2014, TheBody)
• Intensive Intervention Re-Engages Patients Lost to Care in Inner-City Philadelphia Clinic.  (October 2014, TheBodyPro)
• Medicines Patent Pool Signs With 6 Manufacturers to Develop Generic Tenofovir Alafenamide.  (October 2014, TheBodyPro)
• HIV care cascade at Kaiser Permanente varies by sex and age.  (October 2014, AIDSmap)
• Program Ups Viral Suppression Rates and Retention in HIV Care.  (October 2014, Poz)
• Has Treatment Access Changed HIV Stigma in Uganda?  (October 2014, Poz)
• Care programme improves clinic attendance and rates of virologic suppression among vulnerable HIV-positive patients in New York.  (October 2014, AIDSmap)
• Only 44 Percent of HIV-Diagnosed Latinos Are on Treatment.  (October 2014, Poz)
• The treatment cascade in the United States – good in Ryan White programmes, but overall picture for gay men is poor.  (October 2014, AIDSmap)
• PrEP will need high adherence, high effectiveness and high coverage in specific populations to be affordable in the US, New York study finds.  (October 2014, AIDSmap)
• Health Navigation: A Review of the Evidence.  (Fall 2014, CATIE)
• Just Half of HIV-Diagnosed Gay and Bi Men Receive Treatment.  (September 2014, Poz)
• Men Living With Diagnosed HIV Who Have Sex With Men: Progress Along the Continuum of HIV Care — United States, 2010.  (September 2014, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report)
• Only Half of Gay and Bisexual Men Diagnosed With HIV Received Care and Treatment in 2010.  (September 2014, CDC)
• Targeting PrEP to High-Risk Gays Would Lower HIV For a Huge Price.  (September 2014, Poz)
• Health Insurance Companies Are the Biggest Impediment to PEP and PrEP for HIV Prevention.  (September 2014, TheBodyPro)
• Study sets out to capture pediatric antiretroviral treatment costs, improve planning.  (August 2014, Science Speaks Blog)
• PEPFAR Pediatric HIV Treatment partnership targets antiretroviral access gap.  (August 2014, Science Speaks Blog)
• UNAIDS sets 90:90:90 target for 2020 to end AIDS by 2030. (August 2014, HIV i-Base)
• HIV Treatment Demand in Poorer Nations to Keep Rising.  (August 2014, Poz)
• Only 1 in 5 Primary Care Docs Routinely Screen for HIV.  (August 2014, Poz)
• A look at AIDS 2014: Stigma and discrimination pose barriers to accessing health services.  (July 2014, Science Speaks Blog)
• People With HIV Less Likely to Receive Cancer Treatment.  (July 2014, Poz)
• Voucher Incentives Draw Injection Drug Users Into HIV Care.  (May 2014, Poz)
• Voucher incentives improve engagement with HIV care among people who inject drugs.  (May 2014, AIDSmap)
• Health Reform Increases HIV Caseloads for Primary Providers.  (May 2014, Poz)
• Amped Screening Detects Both Acute & Late-Presenting HIV Cases. (April 2014, Poz)
• Early Data Suggests Many With HIV Accessed Obamacare.  (April 2014, Poz)
• Engaging and Retaining People Living with HIV/AIDS in Oral Health Care. (Health Resources and Services Administration)
• Jails and Prisons Miss Chances to Test for HIV, Link to Care.  (April 2014, Poz)
• Lawmakers Attack High Price of Gilead’s Hep C Drug Sovaldi.  (March 2014, Poz)
• Louisiana Insurers Accept Ryan White Funds for ACA Premiums.  (March 2014, Poz)
• Massive scale-up of HIV testing, plus HIV treatment on diagnosis, needed to curtail U.K. gay epidemic.  (March 2014, AIDSmap)
• Male life expectancy nine years shorter due to lower male uptake of HIV treatment in rural South Africa.  (March 2014, AIDSmap)
• Another Miracle Baby, a Still-Broken System. (March 2014, HIV Prevention Justice Alliance)
• More MSM Get Tested for HIV, and More of Them Take Meds.  (March 2014, Poz)
• Obamacare: Not So Affordable for People With HIV and Hep C.  (March 2014, Poz)
• Two More Louisiana Insurers Reject ACA Ryan White Funds.  (February 2014, Poz)
• Reconnecting patients lost to follow-up with care can prevent new HIV transmissions.  (February 2014, AIDSmap)
• Big gaps in engagement with HIV care and virological suppression between US states.  (February 2014, AIDSmap)
• HIV-Positive Youths Tend to Delay Entry Into Care.  (February 2014, Poz)
• Study Identifies How Blacks Fare in HIV Treatment Cascade.  (February 2014, Poz)
• Policy Guide Reveals ACA Barriers to HIV, Hep C Treatment.  (February 2014, Poz)
• Louisiana Insurer Rejects Ryan White Funds for ACA Premiums.  (February 2014, Poz)
• Black people have low levels of engagement and retention in HIV care in the US.  (February 2014, AIDSmap)
• Average CD4 cell count at time HIV therapy was started increased among young people in New York City after 2009.  (January 2014, AIDSmap)
• Significant attrition at each step of the HIV care ‘cascade’ in British Columbia.  (January 2014, AIDSmap)
• HIV Positive With Low CD4s? Keeping Appointments Is Vital.  (January 2014, Poz)
• Regular clinic attendance especially beneficial for people with HIV who have low CD4 counts.  (January 2014, AIDSmap)
• High viral load levels in young people newly linked with HIV care in the US.  (January 2014, AIDSmap)
• African studies identify strategies for improving treatment adherence, retention in care.  (January 2014, AIDSmap)
• Slow Progress in Getting Africans on ARVs Early in HIV Disease.  (December 2013, Poz)
• Insurance Companies Can Keep Canceled Health Plans for 2014.  (November 2013, Poz)
• Ensuring good-quality HIV care in Europe: where can we improve?  (October 2013, AIDSmap)
• Young people (15 to 24 years) especially likely to drop out of HIV care.  (October 2013, AIDSmap)
• Receiving HIV Care at Multiple Clinics Spells Worse Outcomes.  (October 2013, Poz)
• Many HIV-positive people not receiving recommended prevention counselling as part of their routine care.  (October 2013, AIDSmap)
• Red States Leave Many Poor Americans Out of Obamacare.  (October 2013, Poz)
• Government Shutdown May Slow FDA Drug Approvals.  (September 2013, Poz)
• Costs Kept Low in Obamacare Plans Through Less Choice.  (September 2013, Poz)
• Integration of HIV care into primary care reduces deaths in South African trial.  (September 2013, AIDSmap)
• The Affordable Care Act Finally Unrolls the Carpet.  (September 2013, Poz)