HIV Treatment Bulletin
March news – February news – January news – All back issues
HIV Treatment Bulletin (HTB) is a community publication that has critically reported on advances in HIV research since April 2000.
HTB is distributed in electronic formats.
ISSN 1472-4863.
Featured reports
- UK PrEP booklets now available
- IAS 2025: WHO guidelines: major updates on injectables, AHD, breastfeeding, infant prophylaxis and peer support
- AIDS quilts at the Tate: reflection and call for action
- UK HIV care for transgender and non-binary people: EHRC guidance is unworkable
- Latest news on the US crisis and its impact on global health
- Reduced dosing: a possible crisis response to ART stockouts and closed clinics
Early access
- CROI 2026: Continued reports
- GLP-1 receptor agonists reduce substance use disorder: a role for addiction to chemsex drugs?
- Two cases of severe hyperglycemia with injectable CAB/RPV-LA
- Continued assaults on LGBT people in Uganda
- US activist Peter Staley opens CROI: we must all be activists until the next US administration
- CROI 2026: Statement in support of science
- CROI 2026: Once-daily oral BIC/LEN simplifies ART for those on complex combinations
- Islatravir PrEP didn’t protect against M184V mutation in macaque study
- 11 mg dose selected for once-monthly MK-8527 for phase 3 PrEP studies
- Continued HIV protection from 2:1:1 PrEP dosing in gay and bisexual men in Paris
- CROI 2026: Overview and research to watch out for
- CROI 2026: Introduction and main themes
- US funding cuts set to drive 23 million excess deaths in the poorest countries by 2030
- Cobicistat (Tybost) discontinuation in UK by the end of 2026
- Do ATIs in HIV cure-related studies cause anxiety?
- Achieving greater HIV viral suppression and reducing stimulant use in San Francisco pilot programme
- Cancer and women living with HIV: results from D:A:D and RESPOND support including screening in routine HIV care
- Confirmed safety of kidney transplant when both recipient and donor are HIV positive
- Neutralising antibodies wane two years after mpox infection or vaccination: protection persists
- The international impact of US policies on HIV: news from AVAC’s Global Health Watch
- UNAIDS calls for continued global solidarity, funding, human rights and community leadership to overcome the 2025 funding crisis