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“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.

Black people and women are under-represented in anti-HIV drug studies

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Adherence clubs linked to 30% reduction in high viral load among postpartum South African women living with HIV

Slide from Jasantha Odayar's CROI 2020 presentation showing an adherence club.

Dolutegravir-based HIV treatment is the safest and most effective choice for pregnant women

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Babies of South African mothers taking HIV therapy have worse health in early months – unless they are vaccinated and consistently breastfed

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ADVANCE study shows high frequency of major weight gain in women receiving dolutegravir with TAF

Michelle Moorhouse presenting at EACS 2019. Image: @andreaantinori

Weight gain on HIV treatment: drug combinations, not single drugs, need to be focus of quest for cause

Andrew Hill presenting at EACS 2019. Image: @andreaantinori

Neural tube defects and integrase inhibitors: still waiting for stronger evidence

Neural tube defects and integrase inhibitors: still waiting for stronger evidence

Integrase inhibitors give greater chance of viral suppression at delivery in pregnant women

Saye Khoo at CROI 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.