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European Commission approves first twice-yearly HIV medication

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Long-term Canadian study shows HIV-exposed children have worse health outcomes

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Vitamin D and calcium supplements suggested to avert bone disease in people taking tenofovir-based ART and PrEP

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Long-acting cabotegravir and rilpivirine may be feasible for people without viral suppression

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A cure must be a cure for all: why more HIV cure research in Africa is needed

Nurse explaining the study product to a participant for the first clinical trial at FRESH. Image by Dr Krista Dong, FRESH Clinical Research Site.

Social support can buffer the effects of stigma on suicidality among young people living with HIV

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Package of person-centred care improves viral suppression for young people living with HIV in Kenya and Uganda

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The challenges integrating U=U into HIV care around the world

Advocates at the U=U Summit (L-R: NAM aidsmap's Matthew Hodson, Fungai Murau, Dr Franco Bova, Jacquelyne Alessi & Judy-Ann Nugent). Image: byol kimura 2022 – U=U Global Summit 2022, Montréal Canada

Rate of neural tube defects is no higher on dolutegravir

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