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A quarter of 2020 deaths of people with HIV in the UK due to COVID-19

Dr Sara Croxford at BHIVA 2022. Image by Roger Pebody.

Four in ten PrEP recipients stop taking it within six months, global meta-analysis reveals

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How a national intervention in Botswana improved same-day ART initiation for people newly diagnosed with HIV

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17 months average wait to switch from a failing HIV treatment regimen in African countries

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Medical mistrust is linked to discrimination, poor care engagement, and low adherence among Black adults in the US

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Study shows Biktarvy for PEP has fewer side effects and better completion rates

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Better adherence to PrEP is associated with more bone loss

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Injectable cabotegravir plus rilpivirine every two months maintains viral suppression for three years, but carries higher risk of treatment failure

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Top 5 HIV treatment stories from CROI 2022

Professor Samir Gupta (top right) presenting a study on lenacapavir at CROI 2022.