AIDS

The latest ground-breaking research and notable observations in HIV and AIDS are presented in AIDS?. The Journal publishes high-quality papers reporting original scientific, clinical, epidemiological, and social research. We especially welcome contributions on basic science, community-based research, implementation studies, and clinical trials that contribute to the overall knowledge of the field. The selected articles include Original Papers, Concise Communications, Field Notes, Research Letters, and Correspondence, as well as invited Editorial Reviews, Opinion Pieces, Viewpoints, Editorial Comments, and Fast Track articles. Fast Track is designed for publication, in the fastest time possible, of original short papers that contain important and time-sensitive information.

All manuscript submissions to the regular issues and supplements of the Journal are peer-reviewed. Submitted articles have a preliminary evaluation by the editors, and those considered for publication undergo further assessment by the editors and selected reviewers. The Journal uses a single-blind process for peer-review. Papers may be subject to a statistical analysis. Short comments can be considered as Correspondence: case reports are not encouraged.