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Filters Content type: News, Editors' picks, About HIV Topic: Economic & social inequality

HIV disproportionately affects individuals and communities who face challenges in terms of poverty, employment, housing, education, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and gender-based violence. These social forces limit engagement with health care, create vulnerability to HIV infection and drive the HIV epidemic.

Global health initiatives

Gates Foundation seeks to merge science and delivery of global health

Editor's pick
Humanosphere
6 May 2014
Women

Uniting against violence and HIV

Editor's pick
UNAIDS (press release)
13 March 2014
Epidemiology & behaviour

HIV incidence at record high in young gay black men in southern USA

News
5 March 2014
Epidemiology & behaviour

Young people who acquire HIV in Uganda report poor communication and mistrust in their relationships

News
20 February 2014
Human rights

LGB individuals living in anti-gay communities die early

Editor's pick
Mailman School of Public Health
16 February 2014
Epidemiology & behaviour

Wide range of factors contribute to high HIV risk among black MSM in the US

News
13 February 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Is managing HIV making us more sexually liberated?

Editor's pick
Beige
30 January 2014
Economic & social inequality

Taking one to tango: how restricting responsibility for safer sex to individuals hinders talking about safer sex

News
28 January 2014
Women

Miriam Hospital study links intimate partner violence and risk of HIV

Editor's pick
Eurekalert Medicine & Health
22 January 2014
Economic & social inequality

Government grants reduce HIV risks for teenage girls in South Africa

Editor's pick
Eurekalert Inf Dis
27 November 2013
Women

Economist wins Polanyi Prize for research into the unfaithful

Editor's pick
Ottawa Citizen
26 November 2013
Violence

UNAIDS Urges End to Gender-Based Violence in Effort to Reduce Risk of HIV Infection

Editor's pick
AllAfrica
26 November 2013
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Urgent need to address "resurgent" gay global epidemic, says English public health chief

News
23 November 2013
HIV testing programmes & uptake

Late testing rates declining in Europe, but largely in gay men

News
24 October 2013
Epidemiology & behaviour

Startling New Map: 92 Percent of New HIV Cases are in 25 Percent of US Counties

Editor's pick
The New Republic
2 October 2013
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

Economic austerity affects the way in which HIV-positive Londoners view ‘treatment as prevention’

News
23 September 2013
Women

Mexico: How Male Power Spreads HIV

Editor's pick
The Atlantic
17 September 2013
Epidemiology & behaviour

HIV treatment has not led to increasing sexual risk-taking in rural South African communities

News
2 August 2013
PrEP policies & guidelines

Biomedical HIV prevention – the social complexities of achieving effectiveness

News
25 July 2013
Circumcision

Medical male circumcision campaigns face cultural challenges in southern Africa

News
17 July 2013
Circumcision

Male circumcision: the message is catching on, but scale-up poses monitoring and follow-up problems

News
15 July 2013
Prisoners

To cut STD rate, Calif considers condoms in prison

Editor's pick
SFGate
8 July 2013
Harm reduction

Drug addicts to be given foil to encourage treatment

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BBC
8 July 2013
Global health initiatives

PEPFAR budget cuts cause anxiety

Editor's pick
IRIN Plus News
5 July 2013