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Long-acting injectable treatment superior to daily pills for adolescents in African trial

Dr Mutsa Bwakura Dangarembizi at AIDS 2026. She is talking into a microphone with a screen behind her.

“They are already dead”: how outdated knowledge and cruel stereotypes contribute to depression and suicide in Malawi teens with HIV

A group of young people sit outside in Malawi.

Lenacapavir PrEP ‘special cases’: young people, missed doses and drug interactions

Dr Katherine Gill at IAS 2025. She is sitting on a grey chair talking into a microphone.

Stepping into the AI-driven future of HIV prevention and care

Rouella Mendonca, Director of AI Product at Audere, at IAS 2025. Rouella is standing at a podium and talking into a microphone.

Climate change is threatening the sexual health of young adolescents in Kenya

A boy and a woman standing on dry and dusty ground with two water containers. A donkey stands behind them.

Relationship skills can reduce the risk of HIV in young male couples

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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

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Despite increasing HIV prevention among gay and bisexual men in Australia, some men less well protected

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