Inclusion and Respect: Appreciating the Role People Living with HIV Have with Research Partners
The partnerships forged between people living with HIV and researchers have been an essential foundation upon which the response to the HIV epidemic has grown. The time has come to reaffirm and...
Read the summer issue of Positive Living here
In the summer issue of Positive Living, we report on the road towards a cure; David Menadue’s recent travel travails demonstrate why it pays for people with HIV to be clued up about travel...
HIV Cure Glossary
The following is a glossary of terms that are used commonly in the field of HIV remission and cure research. The glossary was compiled and published originally by DARE, CARE, Defeat HIV and Project...
Common questions about cure answered (video)
Special advisor to the HIV Cure partnership steering committee Brent Allan talks to Professor Sharon Lewin (Director, The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity) about common questions...
The Key to a Cure
Cure, stigma and hindsight When I think of an HIV cure, in my mind’s eye I imagine 40 million people rejoicing, dancing, partying. I imagine the 400 million people directly affected; the families,...
Vale Levinia Crooks
We constantly talk about the critical importance of a strategic and partnership approach to HIV policy and research, but we rarely discuss the impact of specific individuals. Last week, the world lost...
Pause the pills: would you interrupt treatment for HIV cure research?
There is no cure for HIV. Researchers worldwide are working on different ways to get rid of the virus. We wanted to know how people living with HIV feel about being involved in this type of research....
Read the spring issue of Positive Living
In the spring issue of Positive Living, we’ve some of the top stories from the IAS Conference. Including, arguably, the scene-stealing news of the event: results from an Australian-led study...
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