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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.

Treatment outcomes & life expectancy

Huge differences in HIV mortality rates in US according to race, social and economic status

News
19 October 2012
Health services & systems

Nairobi Workshop Creates Hope for HIV Patients in Emergencies

Editor's pick
UNHCR
5 September 2012
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

What kind of prevention do gay men need?

News
6 August 2012
Violence

Depending on how it's defined, between 13% and 46% of American gay men report intimate partner violence

News
3 August 2012
Behaviour change interventions

Poverty-targeted cash transfers are reducing some HIV risk behaviours

News
31 July 2012
Sex workers

Why do surveys show that female sex workers have 14 times the risk of having HIV as other women?

News
31 July 2012
HIV prevention policy

What science can't yet treat: HIV's impact on minorities, poor

Editor's pick
The News Tribune
27 July 2012
Epidemiology & behaviour

The paradox of HIV in black MSM in the US – very high infection rates despite no more risky sex and more precautions

News
25 July 2012
Epidemiology & behaviour

Very high incidence of new HIV infections in American black MSM; links with young age and unemployment

News
24 July 2012
Violence

Addressing Gender-Based Violence and HIV/AIDS

Editor's pick
Smart Global Health
17 July 2012
HIV prevention policy

Aids conference forces Washington's epidemic into global spotlight

Editor's pick
The Guardian
9 July 2012
HIV prevention policy

Judy Auerbach: On “Activism”

Editor's pick
Somatosphere
8 July 2012
Epidemiology & behaviour

AIDS In Black America: A Public Health Crisis

Editor's pick
NPR
6 July 2012
Violence

Is somebody taking notice of the links between Gender Based Violence and HIV ?

Editor's pick
Speaking Up!
2 July 2012
Violence

Beyond "Getting Over It": Why Trauma and Gender Violence Matter in HIV/AIDS

Editor's pick
The Body
14 June 2012
Economic & social inequality

Unmet basic subsistence needs is the most important factor affecting health of poor HIV-positive men

News
1 May 2012
Adherence

Financial incentives and motivational interviewing being used to improve adherence in young people

News
20 April 2012
HIV prevention policy

How is HIV prevention policy made in Tanzania and why do structural interventions lose out?

News
28 March 2012
People who inject drugs

Upsurge in HIV diagnoses among IDUs in Greece and Romania - are reduced prevention services the cause?

News
16 January 2012
Epidemiology & behaviour

MSM living in hostile social environments more likely to have negative feelings about sexuality, less likely to test for HIV

News
16 November 2011
Behaviour change interventions

Disappointing results from two peer education projects in southern Africa

News
20 September 2011
Behaviour change interventions

What's next for HIV prevention? Paying people to be healthy

News
25 July 2011
Epidemiology & behaviour

Concurrent partnerships in men do not explain HIV incidence in women: number of partners does

News
16 July 2011
Epidemiology & behaviour

Risk factors for HIV vary between African cities, need tailored responses

News
4 July 2011