To breastfeed or not: mothers living with HIV in African countries still unclear on what to do
Zimbabwe: low-cost, brief psychological intervention helps people with HIV stay virally suppressed
But the ‘Friendship Bench’ does not help people who were not already virally suppressed
Growing racial and gender PrEP inequities in England, despite increased access
Adolescent mothers with HIV in South Africa have poorer HIV outcomes than non-mothers, study finds
Kind and respectful providers, and safe and affordable facilities, linked with better outcomes
More evidence that PrEP works as well for women
Cryptococcal meningitis persists in Botswana, despite high antiretroviral coverage
Danish study finds that STI rates in gay men increase before they start PrEP, not after
Switching from TAF to TDF leads to weight loss
Replacing TAF with other drugs did not affect weight, Swiss HIV Cohort reports
Relationship skills can reduce the risk of HIV in young male couples
Dissent on doxyPEP: recent guidelines becoming more cautious
Young adults with HIV have high prevalence of heart disease risk factors
Caution advised when prescribing long-acting injectable cabotegravir and rilpivirine to avoid drug resistance
Vulnerability to HIV among migrants in Switzerland is multidimensional
Stigma has a profound impact on the mental and physical health of Indian women with HIV
Providers should avoid the label of mental illness as it may compound intersectional stigma