This article analyses how the HIV care cascade, an analytical tool, has become a policy
practice that determines the direction and content of international AIDS policy. It traces the …

The HIV cascade—often referred to as “the HIV continuum”—provides a valuable framework
for population-level representations of engagement with the HIV healthcare system. The …

The HIV care continuum is a framework that models the dynamic stages of HIV care. The
continuum consists of five main steps, which, at the population level, are depicted cross …

Introduction The cascade of HIV diagnosis, care and treatment (HIV care cascade) is
increasingly used to direct and evaluate interventions to increase population antiretroviral …

Introduction In low‐and middle‐income countries (LMICs), which are disproportionately
affected by the HIV epidemic and manage limited resources, optimized implementation …

This special symposium critically examines optimistic promises about an imminent 'end of
AIDS,'currently circulating in global health discourse and policy. We aim not simply to …

Background In 30 years of experience in responding to the HIV epidemic, critical decisions
and program characteristics for successful scale-up have been studied. Now leaders face a …

Though great progress has been realized over the last decade in extending HIV prevention,
care and treatment in some of the least resourced settings of the world, a substantial gap …

The availability of resources to combat HIV worldwide has motivated a new generation of
scientific questions: how can we optimise the imple mentation of evidence-based …

In a recent issue of Globalization and Health, Yu et al. examine the impact of HIV/AIDS
programs on health care systems. This editorial considers their position and confirms that …