• A roadmap for the future of children with HIV
  • A roadmap for the future of children with HIV

    Timely diagnosis and effective treatment mean that many people around the world are living with HIV rather than dying from it. However, only 42 percent of children with HIV were receiving ARVs in 2014.

  • Ten things you may not know about AIDS
  • Ten things you may not know about AIDS

    We mark World AIDS Day on 1 December. Here are some HIV/AIDS facts you may not know, taken from a recent speech by Caritas special advisor on HIV/AIDS, Msgr Robert J Vitillo.

  • Paediatric HIV top priority says leading AIDS researcher
  • Paediatric HIV top priority says leading AIDS researcher

    These are some of the pills that HIV-positive children are expected to swallow – up to 20 or more pills a day - when they do not have access to fixed-dose combination medications that could be administered in just one dose per day.  

  • Pope Francis promotes HIV/AIDS treatment
  • Pope Francis promotes HIV/AIDS treatment

    When words of greeting, encouragement, and prayerful solidarity were read out from Pope Francis, strong applause was heard among the six thousand participants in the Opening Session of the International AIDS Society’s 8th Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention.