[ARCHIVED] HIV Prevention

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• Special double issue of HIV Prevention Update (external URL)

  Link leads to: http://j.mp/dUaJ41 Summary: 2010 was a banner year in HIV prevention, treatment, and research studies. To highlight some of the notable outcomes of 2010 and early research from 2011, AIDSTAR-One compiled a special double edition of the monthly prevention update. To read the complete update, click here: http://j.mp/dUaJ41 Highlights include: 1 of the articles nominated for the Lancet article of the year: New PrEP Findings Offer Hope Even While Challenges Lie Ahead Combination Prevention Must Be the Centerpiece of HIV Prevention HIV Prevention Research Is Still Warranted and Necessary Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention: Current Research and Programmatic Issues Male Antenatal Attendance and HIV Testing Are Associated with Decreased Infant HIV Infection and Increased HIV-Free Survival Postexposure Prophylaxis, Preexposure Prophylaxis or Universal Test and Treat: The Strategic Use of Antiretroviral Drugs to Prevent HIV Acquisition and Transmission (AIDS) and Evaluating the Cost-effectiveness of Preexposure Prophylaxis PrEP) and Its Impact on HIV-1 Transmission in South Africa Decreased Sexual Risk Behavior in the Era of HAART Among HIV-Infected Urban and Rural South Africans Attending Primary Care Clinics Epidemiologic Links Between Drug Use and HIV Epidemics: An International Perspective Counting Hard-to-Count Populations: The Network Scale-Up Method for Public Health What Will It Take to Achieve Virtual Elimination of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV? An Assessment of Current Progress and Future Needs Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS Among Drug-Using Populations: A Global Perspective Combined Impact of Sexual Risk Behaviors for HIV Seroconversion Among Women in Durban, South Africa: Implications for Prevention Policy and Planning International HIV/AIDS Alliance Report on HIV and Enabling Legal Environments UNAIDS Annual Report (UNAIDS) and HIV: The Fight Is Far From Over Number of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Africa to Outpace Treatment Resources by 2020 Global Survey on MSM (MSMGF) and IFRC Calls For More Focus on IDU Programs WHO/ILO/UNAIDS Guidelines to Prevent Transmission of HIV Among Health Workers The Long-Run Costs and Choices of HIV/AIDS in South Africa Funding for MSM and Transgendered Projects Source: John Snow, Inc. - JSI Publication Date: January 1, 2011 Language: English Keywords: Addressing structural risk, Community engagement, cost effectiveness, High-risk groups, iPrEx, male circumcision, Monitoring & Evaluation, MSM, pmtct, postexposure prophylaxis, PreP, Risk Assessment, Scaling up & managing at scale, Sexual transmission Preview