Subscribe to AIDS with a 26-50% discount

Become an IAS member and Subscribe to AIDS with a 26-50% discount!

One of the benefits of being an IAS member is the 26-50%* discount on the annual subscription fee for AIDS!

Publishing the very latest ground breaking research on HIV and AIDS, the journal AIDS continues to lead the field. Read by all the top clinicians and researchers, AIDS has the highest impact factor of all AIDS-specialising journals (6.348 2010 ISI Impact Factor **). 

AIDS publishes comprehensive reviews of the most significant advances commissioned from world experts and authoritative WHO-UNAIDS reports. With a Fast Track procedure for priority papers, you will see all the important work your colleagues are involved with in the shortest time possible.

Look for articles related to:
• Basic and clinical science
• Epidemiology
• Social disciplines
• Correspondence 
...and many more!

Personal subscriptions include access to the full text online at www.aidsonline.com. View each issue as soon as it publishes, enjoy timesaving search options along with access to back issues.

AIDS is distributed directly by LWW. The subscription is of calendar year - 1 January-31 December. For more information, please visit www.aidsonline.com.

2012 rates for IAS members

As an individual member you are entitled to subscribe to AIDS at a 26-50% discount. The 50% discount is available to members residing in a country included in AIDS’ official listing stated below.

Rates (in US$): 

IAS members from developing countries* $399
$326 (50% discount) + $ 63 postage and airfreight + $10 handling fee

IAS members from the US and EU/non-EU countries $587
$510 (25% discount) + $63 postage and airfreight + $14 handling fee

IAS members, click here to subscribe to AIDS with the IAS member discount.

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*Click here for a full list of developing countries from which IAS members are entitled to a 50% discount, rate US$ 399, on AIDS subscriptions in 2012.
**2010 Journal Citation Reports ® (Thomson Reuters, 2011)