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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.

Harm reduction

Healing Austin, Indiana: How town raced to stop America's worst rural HIV plague (three-part series)

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Kentucky Courier-Journal
24 April 2017
Economic & social inequality

Rape drives HIV and depression

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Health-e
19 February 2017
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

Commentary on U=U campaign - Follow Up on previous article 'On Fear, Infectiousness and Undetectability'

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GNPPlus
15 February 2017
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

Across western Europe, migrants from all parts of the world start HIV treatment later

News
13 February 2017
Sex workers

Legalisation of sex work associated with lower prevalence of HIV in sex workers

News
7 February 2017
PrEP

What are the key steps to effective delivery of PrEP care?

News
20 January 2017
PrEP

PrEP: A Dream Deferred

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Poz
17 January 2017
Economic & social inequality

US: Maps Compare Low Income With High HIV Rates

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HIV Plus
9 January 2017
Economic & social inequality

Migration and age differences between male and female partners fuelling the HIV epidemic in South Africa

News
14 December 2016
Women

Multiple motivations for ‘transactional sex’ need to be taken into account when planning interventions for African women

News
13 December 2016
Global health targets

Ending the HIV epidemic faces daunting barriers, former WHO HIV chief warns

News
30 November 2016
Economic & social inequality

Researchers examine how drug policy impacts HIV vulnerability among African-Americans

Editor's pick
EurekAlert
21 November 2016
PrEP programmes & uptake

Some of the Americans who need PrEP the most face the greatest barriers to getting it

News
25 October 2016
HIV prevention policy

New HIV prevention products will need marketing and effective health services to reach the people who need them

News
24 October 2016
Vaginal rings & topical PrEP

Rings, films or inserts? Researchers need to develop prevention products that make sense in women’s lives

News
21 October 2016
Economic & social inequality

Educational attainment associated with health outcomes after starting HIV therapy

News
11 October 2016
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?

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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