Published in AVAC Report 2011, this timeline shows the HIV prevention scientific breakthroughs from July 2010 to Nov 2011, including the CAPRISA 004, iPrEx and Partners PrEP trials.
HIV Prevention Research: Defining moments since 2010
Many Opportunities for HIV Prevention
To end AIDS, we need HIV prevention options that are highly effective before, during and after exposure or infection. This graphic from AVAC Report 2011 lists some of these tools.
Priority Tools and Actions
This graphic from AVAC Report 2011 outlines the need to define, evaluate and implement combination prevention in every community affected by HIV. The boxes identifies some of the key strategies and actions needed to make this a reality.
AVAC Playbook 2012
AVAC Playbook 2012 includes AVAC’s analysis of what the top strategic goals should be on a global level, and particularly in hard-hit countries, over the year 2012. It also includes AVAC’s organizational priorities for contributing to these goals.
Invest Now to Save Lives and Funds
Published in AVAC Report 2011, this graphic was adapted from the paper authored by UNAIDS and others that advocated for a new “investment framework” for the AIDS response. It models changes in incidence and mortality if the world increases its investment in evidence-based AIDS programs–and what will happen if it doesn’t.
Core Activities for an Effective AIDS Response
AIDS Vaccine Handbook: 2nd edition, Global perspectives
The Handbook provides comprehensive introductory material on the key scientific, policy, social, ethical and economic facets of AIDS vaccine research. While the science has changed greatly over the decade since this second edition of the Handbook was published in 2005, the themes and content in many of the essays still hold true. Edited by Patricia Kahn, the handbook contains articles by community educators and advocates, trial staff and volunteers, scientists and researchers, and policy makers and journalists.