AIDS Indicator Surveys are standardized surveillance tools used by countries with
generalized HIV epidemics to provide, in a timely fashion, indicators for effective monitoring …

Objectives Evaluation of a novel index case finding and linkage‐to‐care programme to
identify and link HIV‐infected children (1–15 years) and young persons (> 15–24 years) to …

Purpose Informing adolescents of their own HIV infection is critical as the number of
adolescents living with HIV increases. We assessed the association between HIV disclosure …

Introduction Repeat HIV testing during the late antenatal period is crucial to identify and
initiate treatment for pregnant women with incident HIV infection to prevent perinatal HIV …

Background: Conducting HIV surveys in resource-limited settings is challenging because of
logistics, limited availability of trained personnel, and complexity of testing. We described the …

Background: Few attempts have been made to monitor progress toward HIV diagnosis and
antiretroviral treatment (ART) coverage targets in children, and the impact that ART and …

Objective: Lesotho does not have reliable data on HIV prevalence in children, relying on
estimates generated from program data. The 2016 Lesotho Population-based HIV Impact …

Introduction. Adolescents (10-19 years) living with HIV (ALWH) face unique challenges in
controlling HIV long-term, including stigma and perception of stigma within their …

Background: Financial incentives can motivate desirable health behaviors, including adult
HIV testing. Data regarding the effectiveness of financial incentives for HIV testing in …

Purpose Why do orphans have higher rates of HIV infection than nonorphaned peers?
Research consistently assumes that orphans acquire HIV primarily through sexual behavior …