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skip to content advertisement menu explore journals get published about bmc login my account search search all bmc articles search aids research and therapy menu home about articles submission guidelines search submit a manuscript featured collection: hiv vaccine development in canada prompted by the canadian hiv vaccine initiative (chvi) research and development alliance coordinating office (aco) meeting in 2016, this collection highlights the contribution of canadian scientists to the goal of developing an effective hiv vaccine. the authors in this issue provide outstanding and clear opinions/reviews on key topics related to understanding the underlying factors for vaccine design, vaccine delivery strategies, adjuvants, and other prevention measures, as well as therapeutic vaccines. articles recent most accessed content type: research | 7 june 2018 linking gender, extramarital affairs, and hiv: a mixed methods study on contextual determinants of extramarital affairs in rural tanzania authors: sally m. mtenga, constanze pfeiffer, marcel tanner, eveline geubbels and sonja merten content type: research | 16 april 2018 risk factors and outcomes for the q151m and t69 insertion hiv-1 resistance mutations in historic uk data authors: oliver t. stirrup, david t. dunn, anna tostevin, caroline a. sabin, anton pozniak, david asboe, alison cox, chloe orkin, fabiola martin and patricia cane content type: research | 10 april 2018 predictors of switch to and early outcomes on third-line antiretroviral therapy at a large public-sector clinic in johannesburg, south africa authors: denise evans, kamban hirasen, rebecca berhanu, given malete, prudence ive, david spencer, sharlaa badal-faesen, ian m. sanne and matthew p. fox content type: research | 31 march 2018 multivariate analysis of covariates of adherence among hiv-positive mothers with low viral suppression authors: tamara nsubuga-nyombi, simon sensalire, esther karamagi, judith aloyo, john byabagambi, mirwais rahimzai, linda kisaakye nabitaka and jacqueline calnan content type: research | 28 march 2018 social-support needs among adolescents living with hiv in transition from pediatric to adult care in cambodia: findings from a cross-sectional study authors: graham toth, gitau mburu, sovannary tuot, vohith khol, chanrith ngin, pheak chhoun and siyan yi most recent articles rss view all articles content type: review | 13 december 2013 women and hiv in sub-saharan africa authors: gita ramjee and brodie daniels content type: review | 8 may 2007 immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (iris): review of common infectious manifestations and treatment options authors: david m murdoch, willem df venter, annelies van rie and charles feldman content type: review | 14 may 2007 predictors of disease progression in hiv infection: a review authors: simone e langford, jintanat ananworanich and david a cooper content type: research | 16 february 2016 assessing the sensitivity and specificity of first response hiv-1-2 test kit with whole blood and serum samples: a cross-sectional study authors: raymond boadu, george darko, priscilla nortey, patricia akweongo and bismark sarfo content type: case report | 5 january 2016 spectrum of false positivity for the fourth generation human immunodeficiency virus diagnostic tests authors: peter liu, patrick jackson, nathan shaw and scott heysell most accessed articles rss view all articles editors-in-chief eric arts, western university, canada mark boyd, university of adelaide, australia aims and scope aids research and therapy publishes articles on basic science, translational, clinical, social, epidemiological, behavioral and educational sciences articles focused on the treatment and prevention of hiv/aids, and the search for the cure. the journal publishes articles on novel and developing treatment strategies for aids as well as on the outcomes of established treatment strategies. original research articles on animal models that form an essential part of the aids treatment research are also considered featured review: the therapeutic landscape of hiv-1 via genome editing this review highlights some of the mechanisms underlying the application of genome editing as a major control to augment existing strategies against hiv-1 infection. fighting hiv-1 cannot be achieved using a single therapeutic strategy but by a combinational approach of existing and new strategies yet to be developed. it is imperative for intensive and collaborative research across various biomedical disciplines to develop better strategies for optimization of these tools while opening up new avenues for the treatment of hiv-1. dr eric arts eric j arts is chair of the department of microbiology and immunology at western university in london, canada. his research for the past 16 years described in over 120 publications has focused on hiv-1 fitness, evolution, and virulence in regards to transmission, disease progression, immune escape, drug resistance, and global hiv spread. since 1998, he has directed the research laboratories at the joint clinical research centre, kampala, uganda and has collaborated with investigators in zimbabwe, china, cameroon, belgium, uk, france, brazil, and argentina. his research has been supported by grants from the nih (niaid, nichd, and nhlbi), from the state of ohio, merck, and amfar. he has served as chair and member of the nih and cihr grant panel and has reviewed grants for the many governments around the world. dr mark boyd dr mark boyd is professor and chair of medicine at the university of adelaide based at the lyell mcewin hospital. he is the current president of the australasian society for hiv, viral hepatitis and sexual health medicine (ashm). dr boyd has published the second-line and encore1 studies, the results of which have been incorporated into the most recent (2016) who integrated guidelines for the management of hiv-infection. in 2014, dr boyd was awarded the prestigious frank fenner prize for advanced research in infectious diseases by the australasian society for infectious diseases (asid). dr boyd has attracted over 20 million aud in research funding from government, industry and non-government organisational sources. he collaborates with colleagues in hiv clinical research worldwide, particularly in the asia-pacific region. advertisement submit a manuscript editorial board sign up for article alerts and news from this journal 2016 journal metrics speed 32 days from submission to first decision 13 days from acceptance to publication citation impact 1.605 - 2-year impact factor 1.877 - 5-year impact factor 0.919 - source normalized impact per paper (snip) 1.001 - scimago journal rank (sjr) usage 164,182 downloads 1382.0 usage factor social media impact 48 mentions more about our metrics advertisement aids research and therapy issn: 1742-6405 contact us submission enquiries: [email protected] general enquiries: [email protected] explore journals get published about bmc read 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