Bringing new HIV infections to zero - Opportunities and challenges offered by antiretroviral-based prevention in Asia, the Pacific and beyond: An overview of this special issue

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This editorial to the special issue of Sexual Health on antiretroviral-based prevention of HIV infection is dedicated to showcasing research and practice in this area. It aims to promote debate regarding the potential of new antiretroviral-based prevention approaches and the challenges encountered in moving prevention innovations into the community. This special issue covers the breadth of innovative HIV prevention research, including that undertaken in the fields of epidemiology, clinical research, social and behavioural science, public health and policy analysis, and with special emphasis on Asia and the Pacific region. Most importantly, it provides an indication of how the region is progressing towards embracing new prevention approaches to combat HIV epidemics across the region. © 2014 CSIRO.

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Zablotska, I. B., Whittaker, B., De Wit, J., Kamarulzaman, A., Ananworanich, J., Wright, E., … Mayer, K. (2014). Bringing new HIV infections to zero - Opportunities and challenges offered by antiretroviral-based prevention in Asia, the Pacific and beyond: An overview of this special issue. Sexual Health. CSIRO. https://doi.org/10.1071/SH14071

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