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Are automated campaigns driven by AI the future of HIV prevention?

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Two doses of HPV vaccine as effective as the recommended three-dose schedule for women with HIV

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Women with HIV have no cardiovascular advantage over men, unlike in the general population

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Climate change is threatening the sexual health of young adolescents in Kenya

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Simpler PrEP services – fewer check-ups, online care – work as well as the standard approach

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HIV acquisition in women with good adherence to TAF/FTC PrEP is rare

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Injectable PrEP use leads to zero new HIV infections among gay, trans and non-binary Brazilians

Dr Beatriz Grinsztejn at a media briefing at CROI 2025. She is talking into a microphone.

Event-driven PrEP for women may work, modelling study predicts

Dr Mackenzie Cottrell presenting at CROI 2025. She is standing behind a lectern and talking into a microphone.

Six-monthly injectable PrEP is 89% more effective than oral PrEP in gay and bisexual men and trans people

Dr Onyema Ogbuagu of Yale School of Medicine speaking at HIV Glasgow 2024