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Kenyan women can distribute HIV self-test kits to their sexual partners without a significant risk of intimate partner violence

It’s not just HIV stigma – sexism, racism and poverty stigma commonly reported by women living with HIV in the United States

South Africa: women may have higher rates of HIV than men because fewer men are on treatment

PrEP use growing in US, but not reaching all those in need

Graphic from the AIDSVu website: https://aidsvu.org/resources/mapping-prep

To better target HIV prevention, identify people whose social contacts have high viral loads

What is going on in gay men’s lives when they acquire HIV?

Image of the adapted socio-ecological framework used in the study.

The availability of direct-acting antivirals is reducing disparities in the uptake of hepatitis C treatment

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

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