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Gene therapy or immunotherapy: which approach is more likely to deliver a cure for HIV?

Image: Sharon Lewin and John Frater in the online AIDS 2020 cure pre-conference debate.

COVID-19 pandemic has speeded up the implementation of multi-month dispensing

Image: A basic pharmacy. Juliette Humble / DFID. Creative Commons licence.

New York studies look at COVID-19 outcomes and immune function among people with HIV

Slide from Dr Viraj Patel’s presentation at AIDS 2020.

“If we don’t include women in trials, we are not protecting women” – dolutegravir in pregnant women living with HIV

Image: Rebecca Zash presenting Tsepamo study results at the AIDS 2018 conference in Amsterdam. Photo by Liz HIghleyman.

Many people in African PrEP programmes stop and restart PrEP

Photo by Monique Jaques/Jhpiego

Depo Provera may worsen tenofovir-related bone loss in young women

Image: Family Planning and Newborn Care. Dominic Chavez / The Global Financing Facility. Creative Commons licence.

COVID-19 has had a major impact on PrEP, sexual behaviour and service provision

Image: Douglas Krakower (top right), lead researcher in the Boston PrEP study, at an AIDS 2020 online press conference

A second study finds introducing PrEP to Africa considerably reduces HIV infections in women

Image: Dominic Chavez / Global Financing Facility. Creative Commons licence. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

New assay finds low levels of intact proviral DNA in HIV elite controllers

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