HIV treatment success in children and adolescents with HIV

Much progress has been made for children and adolescents living with HIV since the dire early days of the epidemic, when access to antiretroviral treatment (ART) was almost non-existent and up to 60% of children living with HIV would die, untreated, by their fifth birthdays.1 Bolton-Moore and colleagues2 describe temporal changes in paediatric and adolescent outcomes among more than 26 000 children living with HIV in Zambia, in an interrupted time-series using routinely collected electronic health records from 2011 to 2019.