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High prevalence of hepatitis C in Dutch HIV-positive gay men

Men more likely to drop out of clinic care than women in western Kenya

Protective effect of circumcision is sustained for at least 3.5 years; also works against HPV

How does abacavir/3TC compare to tenofovir/FTC? ACTG5202 and GSK studies disagree

Monkey study strengthens the case for a microbicide combining several anti-HIV drugs

Substantial barriers to uptake of HIV testing among African people in England

New data to help target HIV prevention for Africans in England

One third of Africans in England do not feel in control of avoiding HIV infection

Hepatitis C coinfection may increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes in people with HIV

Occult hepatitis B is more common in people with HIV, but occult hepatitis C is rare

Three per cent of TB cases in Lisbon found to be extensively drug-resistant

One in five patients at London clinic are lost to follow-up and do not attend elsewhere in the UK

Ethnic minority gay men in UK have very different rates of HIV infection despite similar behaviours

Uptake of second-line treatment `stagnant` in developing world

Erection loss with condoms predicts subsequent unsafe sex

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Showing "11155" results for ""

High prevalence of hepatitis C in Dutch HIV-positive gay men

Men more likely to drop out of clinic care than women in western Kenya

Protective effect of circumcision is sustained for at least 3.5 years; also works against HPV

How does abacavir/3TC compare to tenofovir/FTC? ACTG5202 and GSK studies disagree

Monkey study strengthens the case for a microbicide combining several anti-HIV drugs

Substantial barriers to uptake of HIV testing among African people in England

New data to help target HIV prevention for Africans in England

One third of Africans in England do not feel in control of avoiding HIV infection

Hepatitis C coinfection may increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes in people with HIV

Occult hepatitis B is more common in people with HIV, but occult hepatitis C is rare

Three per cent of TB cases in Lisbon found to be extensively drug-resistant

One in five patients at London clinic are lost to follow-up and do not attend elsewhere in the UK

Ethnic minority gay men in UK have very different rates of HIV infection despite similar behaviours

Uptake of second-line treatment `stagnant` in developing world

Erection loss with condoms predicts subsequent unsafe sex

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News from the XVII International AIDS Conference, Mexico City

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