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Intermittent dosing on HIV dual therapy leads to higher rate of treatment failure

Dolutegravir may increase blood clotting affecting stroke and heart attack risk, early findings warn

Reduced-drug treatment becoming common in Paris

Reduced-drug or intermittent treatment reduced HIV drug costs by 29% between 2015 and 2022

Increasing and changing pattern of treatment switches among people with HIV

Body mass index is sufficient to predict diabetes or metabolic syndrome, Italian study finds

More information needed on ethnic differences

Some women in France are using PrEP, but only transgender women tend to stay on it

HIV services in Ukraine resilient but starting to feel the strain

PD-1 inhibitor budigalimab may delay viral rebound

Long-acting injectable treatment highly effective in European cohort studies

Five cases of viral rebound on injectable treatment puzzle researchers

Sex is a risk factor for mpox transmission among groups other than gay men

Studies shed light on mpox outbreak in Nigeria

Doctors alarmed by complex needs of elderly people living with HIV

Women with HIV have three times the risk of cervical cancer, large South African study shows

CRISPR gene therapy appears safe, but claims of an imminent HIV cure are premature

Care for diabetes or high blood pressure can be delivered alongside HIV care in African clinics

Suicide rate has fallen in Catalans with HIV – but is still higher than in the general population

Nearly 13% of participants in an African cohort maintain HIV control off treatment

More evidence that integrase inhibitors don’t raise heart disease risk