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“They’re just making me feel worse”: beliefs about HIV treatment among African and Caribbean people living in the UK

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Two thirds prefer self-testing over self-sampling

A man pricks his finger so that he can test himself for HIV. In front of him are the instructions for the test. He is concentrating on pricking his finger. The image has a pink and purple filter over it.

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Rapid treatment start doesn't benefit all

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