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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.

Women

New Study Reveals How A Specific Colonial Legacy Determines Female HIV Rates in Africa

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UN Dispatch
22 February 2018
PrEP

Disruptions in PrEP adherence provide insights into intimate partner violence

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Avert
2 February 2018
Economic & social inequality

Children Exposed to Drugs, Violence Experience Higher Incidence of HIV as Adults

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MD Mag
7 January 2018
Heterosexual men

Why is HIV prevention among young women and girls not working? We have forgotten the men

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Daily Maverick
4 December 2017
Economic & social inequality

HIV/AIDS in the US: the importance of local perspectives

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BMJ Group blogs
14 November 2017
Treatment outcomes & life expectancy

New York City finds gaps in the HIV cascade of care linked to reduced survival

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CATIE
25 October 2017
PrEP

PrEP activists warn new NHS trial will fail if black gay men don't take part

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Gay Star News
13 October 2017
Improving HIV care

US: Report highlights challenges of HIV care in rural deep South

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Healio
13 October 2017
Improving HIV care

How to Reverse Implicit Bias in HIV Care: 6 Steps to Take Today

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The Body Pro
11 October 2017
HIV prevention policy

Reconsidering Primary Prevention: a Call To Action For The Global HIV Response

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MSMGF
9 October 2017
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Chemsex Has Always Been With Us

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Huffington Post
19 September 2017
Economic & social inequality

Gay black men with housing, social support less like to be part of HIV transmission “clusters”

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BETA blog
10 July 2017
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Gay Black Men Confront Crystal Meth

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The Body
6 July 2017
Global health targets

The Rural Challenge of HIV

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Inside Science
4 May 2017
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
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

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

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EurekAlert
21 November 2016
HIV prevention policy

The end of the end of AIDS

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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
Economic & social inequality

More schooling reduces HIV risk. But by how much?

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PolitiFact
27 June 2016
Human rights

If we want to end HIV, TB, and malaria, we need to do more to reduce human rights barriers

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Global Fund Observer
11 May 2016