Results: HIV
ICAP Launches Tanzania HIV Impact Survey 2022-2023
Eswatini surpasses UNAIDS Fast-track Targets for treatment and viral suppression
At the Nexus of Climate Change, Food Security, and Health in Sub-Saharan Africa, Women Find Themselves at High Risk for HIV
New Article Emphasizes Relationship Between Mobility, Food Security, and Transactional Sex – Underlining Need for HIV Prevention and Service Delivery to Mobile Populations in Sub-Saharan Africa
Tanzania HIV Impact Survey Will Assess Progress Toward Epidemic Control
Second Population Survey Assessing HIV in Malawi Shows Progress Toward Epidemic Control
Recent PHIA News
Major gains in HIV epidemic control have been won in recent years – but climate change and resulting food ...
While mobile women have an elevated risk of contracting HIV, little research has examined the role of a partner’s ...
ICAP at Columbia University is launching the Tanzania HIV Impact Survey (THIS 2022-2023) to assess the country’s ...
The recently released results of a new nationwide HIV survey implemented in Malawi offer evidence of continued ...