This systematic review assesses the published literature to describe the landscape of mobile
health technology (mHealth) for HIV/AIDS and the evidence supporting the use of these …

The global community has set goals of virtual elimination of new child HIV infections and 50
percent reduction in HIV-related maternal mortality by the year 2015. Although much …

Unknown knowns—or “public secrets”—may play an integral part in publicly funded medical
science. In one large transnational field research site in Africa, such unknowing pertains to …

Background Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS are the major public health problems in many parts
of the world particularly in resource limited countries like Ethiopia. Although studies have …

Large declines in HIV incidence have been reported since 2001, and scientific advances in
HIV prevention provide strong hope to reduce incidence further. Now is the time to replace …

At the end of 2017, Brazil adopted HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as part of a
combination prevention strategy for the most at-risk populations. However, Brazil does not …

The promise of combination HIV prevention—the application of multiple HIV prevention
interventions to maximise population-level effects—has never been greater. However, to …

Background Black men who have sex with men (MSM) are disproportionately burdened by
HIV/AIDS. Despite this burden there has been a shortage of research on HIV interventions …

Background Three arguments are usually invoked in favour of stepped wedge cluster
randomised controlled trials: the logistic convenience of implementing an intervention in …

Background: Disparities in the incidence and mortality of HIV/AIDS persist, challenging
researchers, practitioners, and communities to develop improved strategies to reach …