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HIV 'morning-after pill' prescriptions have fallen sixfold during the lockdown

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'I stopped PrEP and caught HIV': US researchers ask why

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Amsterdam's strategy to detect and treat acute HIV dramatically reduces time to viral suppression

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Seventy per cent fewer HIV infections seen with PrEP injections, compared with pills, in gay/bi men and trans women

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Stigma and negativity from within the community increases HIV risk-taking by gay men

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Hepatitis C spreading through same networks and practices in HIV-positive and HIV-negative gay and bisexual men in England

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Hepatitis C spreading rapidly among HIV-positive MSM in Thailand and chemsex is a key risk factor

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Supporting PrEP in eastern Europe and central Asia

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Black MSM are 60% less likely to have suppressed HIV than white men in Atlanta

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