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What's in a name: using person-centred language in HIV research

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HIV-exposed children experience subtle delays in acquiring language and motor skills, review finds

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What does the monkeypox outbreak mean for people living with HIV?

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Canadian HIV criminalisation laws increase violence against women living with HIV

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World’s largest HIV treatment programme could shift almost entirely to WHO-preferred first line regimen

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People living with HIV in the UK have an increased risk of mental illness

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Dolutegravir resistance showing up after prolonged periods on failing treatment

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Black British people with HIV and APOL1 gene variants are more likely to develop kidney failure

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Peer support at outpatient clinics improves the wellbeing of people living with HIV

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