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CD4 count below 500 or detectable viral load raise the risk of severe COVID-19 for people with HIV

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Over a third of HIV cases among migrants in Europe were acquired after migration

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South African children with well-controlled HIV have lower bone mass compared to HIV-negative children

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Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines produce strong antibody responses in people with HIV after two doses

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Chemsex on the rise in Asia

Dr Stephane Wen-Wei Ku speaking at the International AIDS Society conference.

Cash transfers result in reduced AIDS cases, hospitalisations and deaths among Brazil’s poorest

Dr Gabriel Sampaio Morais (bottom centre) at IAS 2021.

People with HIV should be prioritised for COVID-19 vaccination

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HIV has changed, but public knowledge and attitudes lag behind

Rebecca Mbewe and other advocates at the launch of the report.

HIV vaccines and immunotherapies “would be further along” if they had the resources of COVID-19, says leading antibody researcher

Professor Lynn Morris presenting to IAS 2021.