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Six-country African PrEP study achieves high levels of persistence and good adherence in young women

Dr Brenda Mirembe at CROI 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Young people want research to focus on a cure for HIV, sharing their status and U=U

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Young people living with HIV prefer to learn their status before 12 and from their caregivers

Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation/DFID. Creative Commons licence. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Peer support after prison improves linkage to HIV care, South African study shows

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“I would rather die”: Kenyan gay and bisexual men’s experiences seeking healthcare

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Higher anal cancer mortality for women with HIV

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PrEP marketing should not be a story about HIV, but a story about young women

Potential social marketing materials tested as part of the research process.

Migrants being left behind by the HIV response in Europe

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DoxyPEP did not reduce STIs among women, probably due to low adherence

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