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PrEP chaos: how central Europe is suffering from inconsistent guidelines, random access, and healthcare stigma

Dr Bartosz Szetela presenting at the EACS Standard of Care meeting. Photo by Bernard de Keyzer.

South Africa to begin piloting injectable PrEP in early 2023

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Large proportion of gay and bisexual migrants with HIV acquire the virus after arrival in France

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Who is at risk of injectable treatment failure?

Professor Chloe Orkin presenting at HIV Glasgow 2022. Image by Alan Donaldson Photography.

‘Real world’ injectable treatment halves patient dissatisfaction, with only two viral failures in first six months

Dr Celia Jonsson-Oldenbüttel presenting at HIV Glasgow 2022. Image by Alan Donaldson Photography.

Increasing number of pregnancies in women who grew up with HIV

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Survival prospects for older people with HIV plotted accurately by simple scoring system

Dr Maxime Hentzien presenting at HIV Glasgow 2022. Image by Alan Donaldson Photography.

After viral rebound, dolutegravir-based treatment more likely to suppress HIV

Dr Andrew Hill presenting at HIV Glasgow 2022. Image by Alan Donaldson Photography.

CD4 and white blood cell declines caused by islatravir are dose-related and reversible, but rule out using it for prevention

Todd Correll presenting at HIV Glasgow 2022. Image by Alan Donaldson Photography.