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Package of person-centred care improves viral suppression for young people living with HIV in Kenya and Uganda

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‘Flourishing’ is a social determinant of health for children and young people

Dr Carmen Logie at AIDS 2022. Photo by Lesley Gittings.

How family issues influence adolescents to disengage from HIV care

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Adult healthcare providers need to build long-term trusting relationship with adolescents living with HIV

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Adolescent-centred interventions lead to a 30-percentage-point increase in viral suppression in Namibia, and a 20-percentage-point increase in Nigeria

Slide from Dr Franklin Emerenini's presentation on the Nigerian study at IAS 2021.

Impact of trauma must be acknowledged in adolescent HIV care

A conceptual model from the journal article representing the cascade of factors from experiences of trauma to disengagement from care among adolescents living with HIV. Creative Commons licence.

HIV disclosure improves parent-child relationships

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Study of Spanish youth transitioning to adult care shows positive outcomes, but some face challenges

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Higher rates of psychotic disorders in young adults with perinatally acquired HIV

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