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Self-stigma, especially around substance use, impedes HIV self-care among gay and bisexual men living with HIV who use drugs

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HIV is associated with accelerated ageing that antiretroviral therapy only partially reverses

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Black women who live with the consequences of structural racism face poorer outcomes in mental health

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Two times a year is better than four: people spend less time off ART if they only visit their clinic every six months, African study shows

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Culturally tailored intervention results in fewer STIs and less condomless sex among Black women in criminal justice system

Project director Dr Dawn Goddard-Eckrich leading a mock session with E-WORTH facilitators.

One in five children on ART still lost to follow-up, while disparities between low- and middle-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa persist

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Survival needs overshadow PrEP adherence among women who inject drugs

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Black Africans in UK have limited knowledge of PrEP despite ongoing risk

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Same-day ART initiation linked to increased risk of negative outcomes

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