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Higher rates of HIV in US black gay men may be due to smaller choice of partners and more age mixing

Some barriers to adherence for black African people in London are culturally specific

Black gay men run higher risk of HIV infection despite fewer partners

Hyman Scott, University of California, San Francisco, presenting at CROI 2013.

US youth, heterosexual men and African Americans losing out on HIV treatment benefits

Black gay men in the UK almost twice as likely to have HIV as white men, meta-analysis shows

Kevin Fenton, speaking at the MSMGF pre-conference. Photo by Denis Largeron. ©MSMGF

The paradox of HIV in black MSM in the US – very high infection rates despite no more risky sex and more precautions

Cover of <i>The Lancet</i> special issue on HIV in men who have sex with men. Photo by Denis Largeron. ©MSMGF

Very high incidence of new HIV infections in American black MSM; links with young age and unemployment

Very high incidence of new HIV infections in American black MSM; links with young age and unemployment

Black race and depression associated with poorer adherence to HIV treatment

Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of 'silent' cardiovascular disease in HIV-positive African Americans