#Julio Montaner

The Catholic Church will provide “treatment as prevention,” or TasP, in a pilot program that could involve 140,000 HIV-positive people...

In a signing ceremony at the first Summit to End HIV/AIDS in America, a document committing to an America without the disease was unveiled, ac...

Julio Montaner, MD, director of the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, says that HIV-positive Canadians shouldn’t be legally...

Deaths from drug overdoses dropped in the vicinity of North America’s only safe injection site—located in Vancouver—four times fas...

Several presentations at the 18th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), which ran from February 27 to March 2 in Bos...

Study and an accompanying editorial highlight the potential to reduce ongoing HIV transmission in a community.

In a February 19 letter to president of IAS, Senator Tom Coburn (R-Oklahoma) said upcoming IAC in Vienna should be canceled

New research has allowed San Francisco’s health department to map out where HIV/AIDS care should be targeted, The New York Times reports. The...

Can we treat our way out of the epidemic? Edwin J. Bernard looks at the promise—and price—of treatment as prevention.

The International AIDS Society (IAS) is eyeing Washington, DC, as the location for the next International AIDS Conference, slated for 2012. Th...

Julio Montaner, MD, called on members of the World Health Assembly to remain focused on fighting HIV/AIDS worldwide

New study shows providing antiretroviral treatment to all who need it can prevent HIV infections.

Reported increases in unprotected sexual behaviors and risk taking since the arrival of protease inhibitors in 1996 threatens to eliminate any...

The use of HIV treatment as a prevention strategy has been largely overlooked by public health officials. Now, a study published in the Journa...