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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

An increase in alcohol tax appears to have decreased gonorrhea rates in Maryland

Editor's pick
Eurekalert Medicine & Health
9 December 2015
Economic & social inequality

More on Cash Transfers to Reduce HIV among Adolescents

Editor's pick
Center for Global Development
8 December 2015
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Australian survey finds that less than a third of gay men have committed relationships with just one partner

News
3 December 2015
Economic & social inequality

For African migrants in Europe, destitution shapes sexual behaviour and HIV risk

News
1 December 2015
Women

Women living with HIV in the UK continue to have poorer treatment outcomes

News
13 November 2015
Economic & social inequality

HIV spreads faster as violent conflict looms

Editor's pick
Eurekalert Inf Dis
13 November 2015
Treatment guidelines

How do we maximise global HIV treatment access? IAPAC Care Continuum Guidelines make recommendations

News
9 November 2015
Hepatitis C transmission & prevention

Strategies for hepatitis C ‘treatment as prevention’ must address the concerns of people who inject drugs

News
28 October 2015
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

The majority of migrants living with HIV in Europe may have acquired HIV in their new country

News
23 October 2015
Prisoners

The missing link in new US AIDS strategy

Editor's pick
The Hill
20 August 2015
Economic & social inequality

Cash to stay in school doesn’t reduce HIV incidence in South African study – but school attendance protected young women against HIV

News
22 July 2015
Access to healthcare

People with HIV live almost 20 years longer than in 2001

Editor's pick
The Guardian
14 July 2015
PrEP science

Black market for Truvada PrEP may undermine treatment adherence in marginalised people living with HIV

News
13 July 2015
Economic & social inequality

Longer secondary education protects against HIV infection, Botswana study shows

News
7 July 2015
Transgender people

Unmet basic needs may be related to poor rates of durable viral suppression among transgender women with HIV

News
3 July 2015
Economic & social inequality

More secondary schooling reduces HIV risk

Editor's pick
Eurekalert Inf Dis
29 June 2015
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

Four in ten people diagnosed with HIV in Europe are migrants

News
24 June 2015
Economic & social inequality

Drought-Related Hardship Raises HIV Risk, Study Finds

Editor's pick
Voice of America
22 June 2015
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Living in a stigmatizing country increases HIV risk for MSM in Europe

News
22 June 2015
Harm reduction

Appalachia gripped by hepatitis C epidemic, bracing for HIV

Editor's pick
CNS
4 June 2015
Behaviour change interventions

Evidence-based policy movement "unhelpful and unscientific"

Editor's pick
International HIV/AIDS Alliance
1 June 2015
Young people

When Sex Ed Discusses Gender Inequality, Sex Gets Safer

Editor's pick
The Atlantic
1 June 2015
People who inject drugs

Harm reduction for people who inject drugs in New York has worked, but hasn’t reduced racial inequality

News
29 May 2015
Bad science & bogus treatments

Maligned Study on Gay Unions Is Shaking Trust

Editor's pick
New York Times
26 May 2015