1. Healthcare Strategies for HIV-Positive Girls and Women: Can We Do Better?

3. HIV Is a Significant Problem in Girls and Women Worldwide

4. Epidemiology of HIV Infection in Girls and Women

5. Girls and Women in Sub-Saharan Africa Are Particularly Vulnerable

6. Young Women and Adolescent Girls Disproportionately Vulnerable and at High Risk

7. Societal and Healthcare Issues Affecting HIV-Infected Girls and Women

8. Factors That Increase Risk of Contracting HIV in Women

9. Age-Sex Disparity of HIV Epidemiology

10. Age-Disparate Relationships Increased HIV Risk for Young Women

11. Cycle of Infection in Age-Disparate Relationships

12. Biological Factors That Make Women Susceptible

13. CAPRISA Studies

14. Alterable Factors That Drive Epidemiologic Impact

15. Breaking the Cycle: Uganda

16. Biomedical Interventions

17. Biomedical Interventions: Prevention

18. Women Are Often Underrepresented in Treatment Trials

19. WAVES: Study Design

20. WAVES: Virologic Outcomes

21. TEMPRANO: Study Design

22. TEMPRANO: Results

23. Early Initiation of ART Important for Treatment and Prevention

24. ARIA: Study Design

25. ARIA: Snapshot Outcomes by Baseline Randomization Strata at Week 48: ITT-E

26. FDC INSTI for PMTCT

27. Improving Outcomes in the Community

28. Strategies to Improve Outcomes in Girls and Women

29. Addressing Stigma

30. Improving Access to Health Services

31. Improving Reproductive Health

32. PrEP

33. Concluding Remarks

34. UNAIDS 90/90/90

35. Abbreviations