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Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines produce strong antibody responses in people with HIV after two doses

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People with HIV should be prioritised for COVID-19 vaccination

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People with HIV can produce an adequate immune response to SARS-CoV-2

Maria Polo (bottom left) presenting to IAS 2021.

Multiple African countries improved access to HIV treatment during COVID-19 pandemic

Slide from Neha Mehta's presentation to IAS 2021.

Lower CD4 count and unsuppressed HIV raise the risk for severe COVID-19

Dr Daniel Nomah (top left) at IAS 2021

People with HIV should be prioritised for COVID-19 vaccination due to higher risk, WHO recommends

Dr Silvia Bertagnolio (centre row, right), Prof Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman (centre row, left) and Dr Meg Doherty (bottom row, right) at an IAS 2021 press conference.

Sexual violence against women and girls in Uganda increased during the COVID-19 pandemic

Graphs from Rose Apondi's presentation

Telemedicine in abortion care: safe, effective, preferred

Dr John Reynolds-Wright, MRC Centre for Reproductive Health

Zambian study finds no link between HIV status and COVID-19 severity, but risk quadruples for people with severe HIV infection

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