Abstract
This AIDS supplement brings to the forefront the latest advances in family planning/HIV integration research programs and policy. It also offers insights into strategic directions for future investments in this area. Topics include: biomedical and basic science research on the relationship between reproductive health and HIV transmission and disease behavioral research examining contraceptive practices and fertility choices among women and couples affected by HIV implementation science evaluating integrated service delivery innovations and evidence-based recommendations for programming.
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