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Filters Content type: News, Editors' picks, About HIV Topic: Economic & social inequality

HIV disproportionately affects individuals and communities who face challenges in terms of poverty, employment, housing, education, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and gender-based violence. These social forces limit engagement with health care, create vulnerability to HIV infection and drive the HIV epidemic.

Economic & social inequality

Structural inequalities create vulnerability to HIV for black gay men in New York

News
23 September 2016
HIV prevention policy

The end of the end of AIDS

Editor's pick
World Bank (blog)
16 August 2016
Economic & social inequality

Can cash transfers reduce HIV incidence in young people?

Editor's pick
Key Correspondents
2 August 2016
Epidemiology

Mapping local HIV epidemics can help target resources to areas with the greatest need

News
26 July 2016
Sex workers

Comprehensive services for sex workers reduce detectable viral load, but enhanced ARV services provide no extra benefit

News
19 July 2016
Violence

Strong association between sexual violence and African women acquiring HIV in Europe

News
19 July 2016
Access to healthcare

Gains in curbing HIV epidemic could be lost without continued commitment, AIDS 2016 speakers say

News
19 July 2016
Economic & social inequality

More schooling reduces HIV risk. But by how much?

Editor's pick
PolitiFact
27 June 2016
Mental & emotional health problems

Poor mental health more commonly experienced by gay and bisexual men who are younger, poorer, less educated or black

News
20 May 2016
Human rights

If we want to end HIV, TB, and malaria, we need to do more to reduce human rights barriers

Editor's pick
Global Fund Observer
11 May 2016
Young people

Health dept in bid to wean girls off sugar daddies - Motsoaledi

Editor's pick
News24
10 May 2016
Behaviour change interventions

It’s Tough to Stop Sex, Study of U.S. AIDS Effort Shows

Editor's pick
Bloomberg
4 May 2016
Dating, relationships & feelings

Why a London sex clinic is taking on the dark side of internet dating

Editor's pick
Daily Telegraph
30 March 2016
PrEP programmes & uptake

Tailored programmes encourage black gay men to start and stay on PrEP in US study

News
24 March 2016
People who inject drugs

Indiana HIV epidemic among people who inject drugs is controlled, but ongoing vigilance is needed

News
9 March 2016
Retention & linkage to care

Rate of entry into HIV care improved by personalised counselling

News
1 March 2016
PrEP

HIV Mystery: Solved?

Editor's pick
The Nation
1 March 2016
Human rights

HIV and TB link the Bronx and Tugela Ferry in a story of human rights and social justice

Editor's pick
Science Speaks
24 February 2016
Economic & social inequality

Depression Is Teaming Up With HIV to Kill Black Gay Men. Can We Stop It?

Editor's pick
HIVPlus Mag
15 February 2016
Economic & social inequality

Cutting prison sentences could reduce spread of HIV, study suggests

Editor's pick
EurekAlert
9 February 2016
Economic & social inequality

US: Study shows direct link between state spending habits and AIDS deaths

Editor's pick
Eurekalert Inf Dis
4 February 2016
Money

Worlds Apart: Vast Disparities In Treatment Separate Americans With HIV

Editor's pick
Kaiser Health News
4 January 2016
Behaviour change interventions

HIV prevention fatigue: Program engages men who have heard it all before

Editor's pick
BETA blog
23 December 2015
Prisoners

Why Are So Many Black Women Dying of AIDS?

Editor's pick
New York Times
15 December 2015