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MSF HIV Testing Clinic's in Conakry
Access to medicines

HIV and TB treatment at risk as countries gradually lose Global Fund support

MSF calls on the Board of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria to make urgent changes to prevent drug stock-outs and quality issues with HIV and tuberculosis medicines for countries gradually losing donor support. Press Release - 13 Nov 2018
 
Diagnosing, treating and researching HIV-kala azar co-infection
Kala azar

Diagnosing, treating and researching HIV-kala azar co-infection in Ethiopia

MSF teams in Abdurafi, Ethiopia, talk about the challenges of diagnosing and treating kala azar in people living with HIV, and are collaborating on research into ways to better understand and prevent the neglected tropical disease. Project Update - 20 Sep 2018
 
Advanced HIV management in Homa Bay
HIV/AIDS

Stopping Senseless Deaths: Overcoming access barriers to affordable, lifesaving diagnostics and treatments for HIV and opportunistic infections

Report - Stopping Senseless Deaths: Overcoming access barriers to affordable, lifesaving diagnostics and treatments for HIV and opportunistic infections Report - 23 Jul 2018
 
Tanya and Florence - Living With HIV
HIV/AIDS

Pfizer and GSK’s HIV/AIDS division, ViiV, prevents children with HIV from getting needed medicine

Tanya is ten years old and is unable to walk. She was diagnosed with HIV when she was just a few months old. Zimbabwe, 2016. Press Release - 23 Jul 2018
 
Key populations, peer-led HIV and SRH services
HIV/AIDS

Towards Peer-Led HIV and SRH Services for Sex Workers and Men Having Sex with Men

Report - Towards Peer-Led HIV and sexual reproductive health (SRH) Services for Sex Workers and Men Having Sex with Men: Experience from Médecins Sans Frontières in Malawi and Mozambique. Report - 23 Jul 2018
 
Key populations, peer-led HIV and SRH services
HIV/AIDS

Meeting the specific needs of key populations living with HIV

MSF’s experience in Mozambique, Malawi and India shows that if we do not respond to the specific health needs of key populations, we won’t be able to curb the HIV epidemic. Project Update - 23 Jul 2018
 
Treating HIV and AIDS in Conakry
Website

AIDS 2018

The 22nd International AIDS Conference will be held in Amsterdam on 23-27 July. This year’s theme is Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges, drawing attention to the need of rights-based approaches to more effectively reach key populations, including in Eastern Europe and Central Asia and the North-African/Middle Eastern regions where epidemics are growing. aids2018.org
 
Treating HIV and AIDS in Conakry
HIV/AIDS

MSF at AIDS 2018

Details of how to find info on MSF publications, materials, and sessions at the 22nd International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam, 23-27 July 2018. Follow on Twitter: @MSF_HIV Project Update - 16 Jul 2018
 
Test and Treat, pilot programme Yambio
South Sudan

HIV Test and Treat pilot project in Yambio comes to a close

The Médecins Sans Frontières, Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization's Test and Treat HIV study project in Yambio county finished in June 2018. The objective of the study was to assess feasibility and acceptability of the “treat all strategy” coupled with a community-based, patient-centred approach, based on HIV testing and same day antiretroviral treatment. Press Release - 27 Jun 2018
 
Yambio Test and Treat " HIV Programme
South Sudan

Yambio: HIV community-based Test and Treat pilot project

The report, "Yambio: HIV community-based Test and Treat pilot project", highlights the methodology used, the key learnings and the outcomes of a Test and Treat pilot project in Yambio, South Sudan. Report - 27 Jun 2018
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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