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Despite U=U, concerns about sharing HIV status persist among older people

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Resistance is a growing concern amid rising use of doxyPEP

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Two doses of HPV vaccine as effective as the recommended three-dose schedule for women with HIV

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Simpler PrEP services – fewer check-ups, online care – work as well as the standard approach

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Why aren’t more people with HIV accessing doxyPEP?

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Belgian study asks: is it worth treating asymptomatic STIs?

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‘I felt like I was dirty’: experiences of gay men diagnosed with mpox in England

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Dissent on doxyPEP: recent guidelines becoming more cautious

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Relationship skills can reduce the risk of HIV in young male couples

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