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Oropharyngeal cancer is becoming more common in heterosexual men with HIV

Dr Antonio Bandala-Jacques at CROI 2026. He is standing behind a lectern talking into a microphone.

Nearly two million people in sub-Saharan Africa may have advanced HIV disease

Dr Dominik Stelzle at CROI 2024. Photo by Krishen Samuel.

“Men are more selfish and proud”: healthcare workers' negative biases in sub-Saharan Africa

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Locked up and forgotten: African prisoners have been left behind in the fight against HIV

Panel discussion on prisons at ICASA 2023. Photo by Edith Magak.

Social network intervention increases HIV self-testing among African fishermen by 50%

Dr Carol Camlin at IAS 2023.

UNAIDS uses simplistic gender norms to inform its HIV prevention guidelines

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Half of new HIV cases in African women could have been prevented had more programmes targeted men

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Faith-based organisations have been successful in delivering HIV services, African studies show

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Every 1-year increase in partner age linked to a 9% greater likelihood of HIV acquisition among young women in Africa

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