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| Nelly Mugo of the University of Nairobi. © IAS/Ryan Rayburn - Commercialimage.net |
In recent years there has been a wealth of dramatic data on the efficacy of
new HIV prevention methods, including male circumcision, pre-exposure
prophylaxis and treatment as prevention.
At a plenary session, delegates heard
three key points for implementation – use data on new infections and prevalence
to identify the populations most at risk; carefully choose and prioritize
interventions that work in those populations; and deliver them at large enough
scale to achieve high impact.
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