Why Myanmar's resistance is winning, dedicated and skilled medical teams like these, working ceaselessly in jungle hideouts. Great photos & piece by Thierry Falise, Nikkei Asia asia.nikkei.com/Life-Arts/Life…

Thanks to the progress made in expanding access to treatment, AIDS-related deaths are at the lowest level since the peak in 2004.​ World leaders can fulfil their promise to #endAIDS as a public health threat by 2030, if they act boldly together to ensure resourcing and rights.

Since WHO recommended the global adoption of #HIV self-testing as a safe way to enhance access and uptake of testing, research indicates that self-testing can also ease #PrEP initiation and continuous usage. Explore this latest Review by Zhang and Co. thelancet.com/journals/lanhi…

Exciting last-day sympo at #HIVR4P2024: My Oxford PI Christophe Fraser Group on advances in HIV prev via phylogenetic research, stressing need for ethical conduct & anti-stigmatizing framing of results. Up next: Allan Maleche on the legal complexities of mol epi research in Africa.

"Honored to have been part of the IAS - the International AIDS Society #HIVR4P2024 Conference panel on HIV molecular epidemiology. I raised critical legal issues like lack of informed consent, insufficient community consultation, privacy risks, stigma, and the potential misuse of data for

The ever-effervescent Midnight Poonkasetwattana from APCOM Foundation (another grp I love + miss working with!) on conducting community-led and community-engaged HIV research: "It's about solidarity, and it's about understanding the needs on an emotional [peer-to-peer] level." #HIVR4P2024

So well-deserved and Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights is in great hands with Joe. Looking forward to (continuing) working with you, @joeamon!

I need these in my life...just so I could call them my anti-Hermes boots (Greek god Hermes ~and~ fashun Hermès).

Our pre-print on identifying multiple infections (MIs) from HIV (near) whole-genome sequence data is now available at: medrxiv.org/content/10.110….

🚨 Exciting DPhil project alert!🚨 Join us in a new project led by me and Aris Katzourakis to explore “Sources of evolutionary rate variation in viruses with pandemic potential”, offered as part of the Oxford Biology 🦠🧬 Learn more & apply 👉findaphd.com/phds/project/i…

Latest estimates of global burden of HIV/AIDS between 2010 and 2021 show new #HIV infections fell by 22% and HIV-related deaths fell by 40%, but current trends indicate the world is not on track to meet the UNAIDS Global 2030 targets. Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) University of Washington Read it here: bit.ly/4i7Smjx

An absolute honor to be featured in a NIAID article before the administration change - for World AIDS Day, no less. My PhD project has been my biggest intellectual challenge to date, but also joyful one thanks to my amazing mentors and funding support from the NIH.

New: The White House Office of National AIDS Policy has published the 2024 National HIV/AIDS Strategy (#NHAS) Progress Report, providing highlights of recent federal efforts to implement the Strategy, the latest data on the Strategy’s indicators of progress, and reflections on

On this day in 1981, a landmark paper in NEJM described four patients with evidence of immunodeficiency associated with PJP pneumonia, disseminated CMV, and Kaposi sarcoma. The disease would come to be known as HIV/AIDS. Revisit the paper: nej.md/41iekKD #StopHIVTogether

🌐 "The #HIV response cannot succeed without human rights at its core. We need governments to take bold, decisive action, repealing harmful laws, fully funding HIV programs, and ensuring that those most affected have a seat at the table" - Adeeba Kamarulzaman codeblue.galencentre.org/2025/03/the-hi…