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Unequal and inadequate: U=U communication from South African healthcare providers

Major knowledge gaps on social harms after HIV partner notification

5000 vertical HIV transmissions in India in 2021

States need tailored interventions to eliminate vertical transmission

Poor design makes it a battle to get young children with HIV to take their medicine

Some blood pressure drugs reduce the risk of dementia in people with HIV

ACE inhibitors that cross the blood-brain barrier reduce the risk by 15%-16%

Is the CD4/CD8 ratio a useful test for people with HIV?

Prioritising my health

Long-acting injectables may be better than daily pills for people with adherence challenges

Greater weight gain in pregnancy reduces the risk of adverse outcomes for women with HIV

Young people living with HIV prefer to learn their status before 12 and from their caregivers

Statin reduces fat deposits in arteries in people with HIV

The findings may explain larger-than-expected benefit of statin treatment in landmark trial

Young people want research to focus on a cure for HIV, sharing their status and U=U

Injectable treatment just as effective as standard HIV combination in Africa

Full analysis of French STI study dashes hopes for a gonorrhoea vaccine

Study also showed that doxyPEP worked against chlamydia and syphilis, but only stopped a third of gonorrhoea

Sexually transmitted infections in San Francisco have fallen since doxyPEP roll-out

People need pathways from PEP to PrEP – and back again

Varying dolutegravir distribution across the body may affect the drug’s ability to suppress the HIV reservoir

If one antibody won’t work, how about three? Or three in one?