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96 weeks results from two African studies confirm dolutegravir non-inferiority but highlight continued weight gain

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Islatravir plus doravirine maintains viral suppression for a year

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Rapid weight gain after switching to TAF, regardless of other HIV drugs taken

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Starting infant treatment within days of birth does not improve viral suppression

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Amsterdam's strategy to detect and treat acute HIV dramatically reduces time to viral suppression

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The human stories behind the treat-all policy in eSwatini

People listening to the health promoter at the 'Cow head' meeting, a traditional space for discussion of HIV and TB topics for the community, Shiselweni region. Photo by Fanny Hostettler/MSF.

Weight gain after starting HIV treatment may have genetic influences

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Community-based HIV treatment superior to clinic-based care for men in South Africa

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Weight gain on HIV treatment: more common with newer drugs, low CD4 counts

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