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A pair of antibodies keeps HIV undetectable by ‘bolting the door and masking the key’

Dr Martin Markowitz at HIV Glasgow 2026. He is standing behind a lectern.

“Normal is the perfect word”: participants describe switching to weekly HIV treatment

Professor Chloe Orkin at HIV Glasgow 2026.

Moving to HIV self-care would be better and cheaper for Africa

A dispensary at a clinic in Mukono, Uganda.

Without US funding, Zimbabwe could see over 75,000 new HIV infections in a year

A family in Zimbabwe - two grandparents and seven children - sit together in a house.

Modelling shows doxyPEP could account for 1.9% of doxycycline use in Europe

A person holds a white pill in one hand and a glass of water in the other.

From “good news” to “failure”: how French participants experienced an HIV remission trial

A man talks to a healthcare professional.

In Asia, on-demand PrEP could be an “economically efficient” way to prevent HIV

A white bottle of pills is on its side with blue PrEP pills spilling out, on a turquoise background

Tuberculosis preventive treatment reduces risk of TB by 61% in people starting HIV treatment

Morgana Wingard/Global Fund Advocates Network. Creative Commons licence.

HIV linked to greater increase in cardiovascular disease risk for women than men

A person holds their chest.