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People’s rights when taking an HIV test, receiving medical treatment or taking part in research studies.

Retention & linkage to care

More people with HIV in England have dropped out of care than remain undiagnosed

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11 May 2023
Support issues for children & young people

Stop telling people I was born with HIV

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15 November 2022
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

The ethics of phylogenetics? Central issues surrounding the use of molecular HIV surveillance

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8 September 2022
Clinical trials

Can HIV cure trials strike a balance between the need for meaningful data and participant safety?

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18 April 2022
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

“Why are we being used like guinea pigs?” Transgender women’s mistrust of PrEP research

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20 October 2021
Clinical trials

Treatment interruption in cure research is associated with greater risk of non-AIDS related events in the long term, Spanish study finds

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7 September 2021
Clinical trials

New ethical obligations for researchers in places where existing HIV prevention services are inadequate

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29 January 2021
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Molecular HIV surveillance: friend or foe?

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18 January 2021
Clinical trials

Biological, clinical and ethical imperatives for involving diverse women in HIV clinical trials

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14 October 2020
PrEP programmes & uptake

Uncertainties over PrEP created by NHS England's IMPACT trial "unethical"

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25 February 2020
The search for a cure

People with HIV more willing to consider a medication offering a 'cure' for HIV than one providing 'clinical remission'

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21 January 2020
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

“I’m prepared to die to be cured of HIV” – what did people mean when they said this?

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9 January 2020
Treatment interruptions

Second case of unintended HIV transmission during HIV cure study prompts questions about PrEP provision

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22 November 2019
The search for a cure

How can researchers reduce risks to sexual partners in studies involving treatment interruptions?

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20 July 2019
Clinical trials

Analytical treatment interruptions: minimising the risks and maximising their scientific value

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15 May 2019
Treatment interruptions

HIV-positive participant in vaccine study passes virus to sexual partner during treatment interruption

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1 March 2019
The search for a cure

Realism needed about the benefits and risks of taking part in HIV cure studies

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31 August 2016
The search for a cure

Young women treated in very early HIV infection stay HIV negative and preserve immune function

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18 July 2016
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Opt-out approach can boost HIV testing rates

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4 February 2016
HIV & criminal law

Many HIV-positive people’s understanding of the law on HIV transmission is “weak and patchy”

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21 January 2015
PrEP science

Kenyan sex workers and men who have sex with men find PrEP acceptable but worry about others' assumptions

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23 August 2013
HIV & criminal law

UK healthcare workers need better information and guidance on HIV criminalisation

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7 March 2013
Side effects

Low-dose stavudine study debated between South African researchers and activists

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11 December 2012
HIV testing programmes & uptake

Scale up of HIV testing in Africa isn't leading to breaches in consent or confidentiality

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26 October 2012