Showing 243 news articles about Economic & social inequality

Filters Content type: Editors' picks 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.

Government, leadership & policy

Can the U.S. End HIV? Not With Its Current Approach, Experts Warn

Editor's pick
TheBodyPro
23 May 2022
Improving HIV care

US: HIV Care Has Improved Dramatically—But Not for Everyone

Editor's pick
Scientific American
18 May 2022
PrEP programmes & uptake

US: High Drug Copays Leave PrEP Prescriptions Unclaimed

Editor's pick
POZ
11 May 2022
Self-testing & home testing

Richer Kenyans prefer to test for HIV at home – MoH survey

Editor's pick
The Star
8 May 2022
Climate change

Climate change reduces HIV treatment adherence in Africa

Editor's pick
Africa Health Research Institute
29 April 2022
Economic & social inequality

Income May Be the Biggest Determinant of Whether Women Stay on PrEP

Editor's pick
POZ
18 March 2022
Violence

The link between HIV viral suppression and violence

Editor's pick
Avert
18 February 2022
Economic & social inequality

HIV diagnoses among Black adults highest in US communities with more social vulnerabilities

Editor's pick
Healio
7 February 2022
Economic & social inequality

WHO and Global Fund Warn Inequalities Block Progress Towards Ending AIDS, TB and Malaria

Editor's pick
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
9 December 2021
Economic & social inequality

‘I have accepted my fate’: the hidden abuse in Uganda’s LGBT community – in pictures

Editor's pick
The Guardian
21 October 2021
Economic & social inequality

Lack of Housing Linked to HIV, HCV Spikes Among People Who Inject Drugs

Editor's pick
POZ
4 October 2021
Support issues for children & young people

Kenyan adolescents with HIV facing ‘devastating’ effects of COVID-19

Editor's pick
Avert
27 September 2021
People who inject drugs

Minnesota's Recent HIV Outbreaks Are About So Much More Than HIV

Editor's pick
TheBody
8 July 2021
Money

Stable Housing Is Health Care For People Living With HIV

Editor's pick
TheBodyPro
15 May 2021
Violence

One-Fourth of HIV Patients Report Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence

Editor's pick
HealthDay News
19 April 2021
Ethnic & cultural minorities

Institutional, structural, and systemic racism are real and have a role in HIV

Editor's pick
National AIDS Trust
6 April 2021
Economic & social inequality

This San Francisco Clinic Is Rethinking Care for People Living With HIV Experiencing Homelessness

Editor's pick
TheBodyPro
31 March 2021
Coronavirus

HIV and COVID-19: Pandemics of inequality

Editor's pick
Global Cause
29 March 2021
Economic & social inequality

Homelessness ‘substantially’ increases blood borne virus risk for people who inject drugs

Editor's pick
Drink and Drugs News
27 March 2021
Money

Stable Housing Is Essential to Ending the HIV Epidemic

Editor's pick
TheBody
3 March 2021
Improving HIV care

HIV Viral Suppression Drops After Pivot to Telemedicine

Editor's pick
POZ
3 December 2020
Economic & social inequality

Rape increases your long-term risk of contracting HIV. Here's what could fix that.

Editor's pick
Bhekisisa
3 December 2020
Climate change

Link found between drought and HIV among women in less-developed countries

Editor's pick
EurekAlert
1 December 2020
Finance & funding

66% decline in new HIV patients following introduction of user fees in Nigeria

Editor's pick
Avert
19 October 2020