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Black Africans in UK have limited knowledge of PrEP despite ongoing risk

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Same-day ART initiation linked to increased risk of negative outcomes

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HIV status does not affect immune responses to Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, two studies show

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Fewer COVID-19 infections in people with HIV in San Francisco, but weaker antibody responses after infection

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Use of beta-blockers to treat high blood pressure in people with HIV associated with poorer cardiovascular outcomes

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Hepatitis C testing in gay and bisexual men with HIV below target, US study finds

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How will HIV services be provided when the pandemic is over?

Dr Stuart Flanagan (left) at the 2021 BHIVA/BASHH conference.

Improving on a good start: Scotland examines its first four years of PrEP

Cumulative PrEP prescriptions in Scotland

Southern African HIV testing programmes have hit the 90% UNAIDS target for knowledge of status but testing rates are lower in key groups

Villagers line up to get tested for HIV in Uganda. Victoria Holdsworth/Commonwealth Secretariat. Creative Commons licence.