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Heavy rain and floods pave the way for higher HIV prevalence

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Communities in Africa twice as likely to have HIV when mines open nearby

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Food insecurity among women in sub-Saharan Africa doubles the risk of HIV acquisition

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Systemic stigma: Tennessee’s anti-HIV law enforcement targets people of colour, trans people, and poor people

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Long-acting cabotegravir and rilpivirine may be feasible for people without viral suppression

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The challenges integrating U=U into HIV care around the world

Advocates at the U=U Summit (L-R: NAM aidsmap's Matthew Hodson, Fungai Murau, Dr Franco Bova, Jacquelyne Alessi & Judy-Ann Nugent). Image: byol kimura 2022 – U=U Global Summit 2022, Montréal Canada

Adolescents and women who experience violence more likely to get HIV and less likely to control it

Professor Lucie Cluver at AIDS 2022.

‘Flourishing’ is a social determinant of health for children and young people

Dr Carmen Logie at AIDS 2022. Photo by Lesley Gittings.

Educating police on harm reduction can help to prevent HIV and fatal overdoses

Dr Javier Cepeda at AIDS 2022. Photo ©Jordi Ruiz Cirera/IAS.