TREAT Asia News
TREAT Asia News
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Women in the Asia-Pacific Region: A Neglected Population
amfAR’s TREAT Asia think tank participants highlight the clinical, research, and policy needs of women living with and at risk of HIV.
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Supporting People-Centered Hepatitis B Care
TREAT Asia’s fact sheet provides a guide to the latest gold-standard approaches to chronic hepatitis B prevention, care, diagnosis, and treatment.
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Mentoring the Next Generation of HIV Researchers
Annette Sohn, director of amfAR’s TREAT Asia program, talks with the Fogarty Institute about best practices when mentoring emerging HIV researchers.
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Translating Data into Patient-Centered Care
Through FIMP, amfAR’s TREAT Asia program and the Kirby Institute help emerging researchers fine-tune data skills to improve the health of people living with HIV.
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Improving Viral Hepatitis Care in Indonesia
The Indonesian government adopts viral hepatitis care indicators developed by Peduli Hati Bangsa and TREAT Asia’s community-led monitoring in Asia project
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Accelerating Hepatitis B Vaccination
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Integrating Hepatitis B and HIV PrEP Services Makes Sense
amfAR’s TREAT Asia program highlights an opportunity to improve the lives of vulnerable populations.
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The Asia-Pacific Region Has the World’s Highest Burden of Hepatitis B
In a new issue brief, amfAR’s TREAT Asia outlines the urgent health needs of people at risk for or impacted by chronic hepatitis B virus infection.
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TREAT Asia Researchers Present at Asia-Pacific HIV Conference
amfAR staff and network investigators shared findings on HIV and mental health, among other topics, at APACC 2023.
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TREAT Asia Launches Community-led Monitoring Dashboard
amfAR and its partners aim to help improve HIV and hepatitis service delivery in India and Indonesia.
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Better Data, Better Health
Smita Nimkar, a researcher in amfAR’s TREAT Asia network, explains how improving her data skills as a Fogarty-IeDEA trainee is enriching her research on children living with HIV.
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TB and HIV: A Deadly Duo
A new study aims to improve health outcomes for people who are co-treated for tuberculosis disease and HIV.
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Cannabis, Youth, and Public Health: Assessing the Pitfalls of Legalization
Decriminalization of cannabis in Thailand deserves public health policy guidance to protect youth.
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HIV and Youth in Thailand: Addressing Suicide Risk
A new study seeks to create mental health interventions for a vulnerable population.
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HIV Care Continuum & Beyond: A New Era for Asia
With TREAT Asia as one of its partners, an initiative strives to strengthen HIV policies and programs across a regional cascade of care.