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Impact of trauma must be acknowledged in adolescent HIV care

A conceptual model from the journal article representing the cascade of factors from experiences of trauma to disengagement from care among adolescents living with HIV. Creative Commons licence.

PrEP does not lower hormone levels in young transgender people, but lower PrEP levels seen in some transgender women

A young transgender woman looking in the bathroom mirror. The Gender Spectrum Collection. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

African studies explore reasons to start, stick with or stop PrEP

Home page of the Jilinde PrEP programme in Kenya

Higher rates of psychotic disorders in young adults with perinatally acquired HIV

Image: fizkes/Shutterstock.com

“Telling lies every day”: secrecy as a means of resisting stigma and asserting identity

Image: Lusaka, Zambia. Constance Mackworth-Young.

Many people in African PrEP programmes stop and restart PrEP

Photo by Monique Jaques/Jhpiego

Truvada lawsuit ads are prompting some young people with a high risk of HIV not to start or discontinue PrEP

Image: JFJ Truvada Lawsuit Claim Information Facebook page.

PrEP prevents an estimated three-quarters of HIV infections in people at risk in large African study

Image: A SEARCH health fair where PrEP was offered.

“Since your partner is not an angel… it would be prudent to use PrEP”: motivations to start PrEP in Kenya and Uganda

Image is for illustrative purposes only.