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Chemsex on the rise in Thailand and other Asian countries

Dr Stephane Wen-Wei Ku speaking at the International AIDS Society conference.

What happens after curing hepatitis C? Avoiding, minimising or accepting the risks of re-infection

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Hepatitis C elimination in France feasible if new infections in gay and bisexual men decline

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Hepatitis C declining among drug users in UK

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Test and treat reduces hepatitis C by 83% in Melbourne gay men with HIV

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Condomless sex sufficient to pass on hepatitis C between men

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Harm reduction for people who inject drugs in Ukraine and Tanzania associated with improved HIV prevention outcomes

Image: Distributing clean needles, condoms, and other harm reduction elements in Ukraine. Brendan Hoffman/Global Fund Advocates Network. Creative Commons licence.

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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