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African migrants living in France less likely to benefit from antiretroviral innovations than people born in France

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Supporting sexual and reproductive health services in Ukraine

Jaime Nadal on mission in Kharkiv, November 2022. Image credit: UNFPA Ukraine

Large proportion of gay and bisexual migrants with HIV acquire the virus after arrival in France

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Rapid scale-up of PrEP in Ukraine this year, despite the war

Chernihiv AIDS Center after being hit by a missile. Image from Sergiy Antoniak's EACS Standard of Care meeting presentation.

So far, Poland has seen fewer Ukrainian refugees with HIV than expected

Dr Miłosz Parczewski presenting at HIV Glasgow 2022. Image by Alan Donaldson Photography.

Community organisations have formed the backbone of the HIV response in Ukraine

Andriy Klepikov from the Alliance for Public Health and Valeriia Rachynska from 100% Life at AIDS 2022. Photo ©Steve Forrest/Workers’ Photos/IAS.

Early response to Ukrainian refugees enabled continuity of HIV care, but longer-term issues must be addressed as war drags on

Dr Justyna Kowalska at AIDS 2022. Photo©Jordi Ruiz Cirera/IAS

After four months of war, challenges remain for displaced Ukrainians living with HIV

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Ukrainians displaced by Russian invasion struggling to access HIV and drug dependency treatment

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