Introduction Men are missing along the HIV care continuum. However, the estimated
proportions of men in sub‐Saharan Africa meeting the UNAIDS 95‐95‐95 goals vary …

Introduction Evidence on the real-world effects of “Treat All” on attrition has not been
systematically reviewed. We aimed to review existing literature to compare attrition 12 …

Introduction Achieving optimal HIV outcomes, as measured by global 90‐90‐90 targets, that
is awareness of HIV‐positive status, receipt of antiretroviral (ARV) therapy among aware and …

Background While national adoption of universal HIV treatment guidelines has led to
improved, timely uptake of antiretroviral therapy (ART), longer-term care outcomes are …

HIV linkage, and retention are key weaknesses in South Africa's national antiretroviral
therapy (ART) program, with the greatest loss of patients in the HIV treatment pathway …

Ending AIDS by 2030 would depend on how successful health systems are in linking people
living with HIV (PLHIV) into care. The World Health Organization recommended the …

Abstract Introduction South African men are underrepresented in HIV testing and treatment
services. Secondary distribution of oral HIV self‐test (HIVST) kits by women living with HIV …

The retention of patients in care is a key pillar of the continuum of HIV care. It has been
suggested that the implementation of a “treat-all” strategy may favor attrition (death or lost to …

Background Since the scale-up of routine viral load (VL) testing started in 2016, there is
limited evidence on VL suppression rates under programmatic settings and groups at risk of …

Background Since the scale-up of the HIV “Treat All” recommendation, evidence on its real-
world effect on predictors of attrition (either death or lost to follow-up) is lacking. We …