Higher risks of cancer for Black men with HIV suggest racial inequities in US health care
Overall lifetime risk of being diagnosed with HIV in the US decreases by 11%, but stark racial and geographical disparities persist
Does your patient living with HIV need advice, empathy, or something different?
The US must tackle racial disparities among people who inject drugs and expand syringe service programmes
Outcomes of Black and Latina women living with HIV greatly influenced by communication with healthcare providers
Many effective interventions that improve HIV outcomes for Black men who have sex with men exist – now they need to be scaled up
England on track to eliminate HIV by 2030 – the prevalence of undiagnosed HIV has halved since 2013
Stark disparities seen all along the US PrEP continuum
Equity in HIV funding: the right thing to do, cheaper, and more effective