This graphic from MSMGF presents a range of prevention strategies, from policy to products, and how each interact with a continuum of risk factors. It appears in AVAC Report 2017: Mixed messages and how to untangle them.
MSMGF’s Model for Conceptualizing Prevention
Oral PrEP Uptake in South Africa: A snapshot from mid-2017
This graphic provides a closer look at PrEP uptake at several sites in South Africa along with lessons learned. It appears in AVAC Report 2017: Mixed messages and how to untangle them.
Oral PrEP Uptake in the United States
This is a graph of PrEP uptake in the United States mapped with major PrEP milestones. It appears in AVAC Report 2017: Mixed messages and how to untangle them.
Prevention Paradigm, 2017-beyond
While several different interventions exist for contraception, there aren’t yet a full array of options for HIV prevention. Choices matter. This graphic appears in AVAC Report 2017: Mixed messages and how to untangle them.
The UNAIDS 10-Point Plan for Making Progress on Prevention
The UNAIDS 10-point plan for making progress on prevention omits elements of the “research-to-rollout” continuum, and leaves the definition of prevention out—focusing on the “how” rather than the “what”. This graphic appears in AVAC Report 2017: Mixed messages and how to untangle them.
AVAC Fellow Peter Mogere: HIV self-testing
2017 AVAC Advocacy Fellow Peter Mogere speaks on Kenya’s KUTV about HIV self-testing.
Watch the clip (17:29).
An Advocate’s Guide to Research Terms in the Post-Placebo Era
In Px Wire, AVAC’s quarterly update on HIV prevention design, we presented this illustration on some new types of biomedical prevention trial design. You’ll find a summary of long-acting PrEP trials, a lexicon of key terms for the “post-placebo era”, and a handy illustration for looking smart while you explain “double-dummy double-blind”.
To download just the graphic, without the accompanying text and lexicon, click here: JPG, PDF. For the lexicon only, click here (PDF).
Px Wire October-December 2016, Vol. 9, No. 4
The theme of this year’s World AIDS Day captures the spirit: Hands Up for HIV Prevention. At AVAC, we’re delighted to see the focus on this critical area of the global response. Our new issue of Px Wire provides specifics on some hot topics for advocacy before, on and after World AIDS Day.
Slow and Steady Won’t Win the Prevention Race
Progress in voluntary medical male circumcision has made significant gains but still fell short of targets—or why VMMC isn’t a global priority and how to make it one. Excerpted from AVAC Report 2016: Big Data, Real People.
Programs but Not Yet Platforms: The peril and promise of women’s biomedical HIV prevention in 2016
The benefits of PrEP is winning over support from international bodies and an increasing number of national governments. PrEP introduction is advancing on several fronts, but all this momentum has yet to impact some of the people who need it most, in particular, adolescent girls and young women with high risk of acquiring HIV. Check out our up-close look at the issue from AVAC 2016’s Big Data, Real People.