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Few HIV infections among PrEP users in Brazil and Mexico, but challenges in Peru

Slide from Professor Carlos Cáceres's presentation to IAS 2021.

Countries that criminalise gay sex have worse HIV outcomes

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Chemsex is top of the list of risk factors for HIV infection in gay and bisexual men in England

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HIV disclosure disrupts the lives of Black gay and bisexual men in Louisiana

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PrEP decreases HIV incidence by nearly 80% in west African men, despite suboptimal adherence

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Countries that criminalise same-sex relationships, sex work and drug use have poorer HIV outcomes

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HIV infection may become rare in UK gay men by 2030, researchers say

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What happens after curing hepatitis C? Avoiding, minimising or accepting the risks of re-infection

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Users of event-driven PrEP take it when needed, Dutch study finds

Graphic showing correlation between intracellular tenofovir levels, reported PrEP use, and occasions of risky uses