The AIDS 2008 Impact Report: From Evidence to Action

XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Introduction

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XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Epidemiology

As the epidemic matures, accurate information about where new infections are occurring, and in which populations, is becoming increasingly critical in designing effective, targeted interventions relevant to cu...

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XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Basic science

This article focuses on the sessions in which basic science research was presented at the XVII International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2008). It also provides an analysis of basic science issues which generated si...

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XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Clinical and biomedical prevention science

The question of whether to initiate ART at higher CD4+ cell counts than currently recommended by World Health Organization (WHO) treatment guidelines received much attention at the XVII International AIDS Conf...

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XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Social, behavioural and economic science and policy and political science

AIDS 2008 firmly established stigma and discrimination as fundamental priorities in the push for universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support. Conference sessions and discussions reinforced ...

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XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Regional focus

This article summarizes the challenges, opportunities and lessons learned from presentations, discussions and debates addressing major policy and programmatic responses to HIV in six geographical regions: Sub-...

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