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Zambian patients on dolutegravir and recycled tenofovir regimens have high risk of TB even after switch

Dr Nyuma Mbewe at AIDS 2022. Photo©Steve Forrest/Workers’ Photos/IAS

Many monkeypox cases among men living with HIV, but no sign yet of poorer outcomes

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Giving antibodies to prevent vertical transmission in Africa would be cost-effective or even save money, study finds

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Community organisations have formed the backbone of the HIV response in Ukraine

Andriy Klepikov from the Alliance for Public Health and Valeriia Rachynska from 100% Life at AIDS 2022. Photo ©Steve Forrest/Workers’ Photos/IAS.

European Commission approves first twice-yearly HIV medication

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Long-term Canadian study shows HIV-exposed children have worse health outcomes

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Vitamin D and calcium supplements suggested to avert bone disease in people taking tenofovir-based ART and PrEP

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

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A cure must be a cure for all: why more HIV cure research in Africa is needed

Nurse explaining the study product to a participant for the first clinical trial at FRESH. Image by Dr Krista Dong, FRESH Clinical Research Site.