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Canadian study highlights need for equity for people with HIV in kidney transplantation

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Anal self-examinations may help people identify pre-cancerous lesions and tumours

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Six years after pregnancy, almost half of women with HIV in Tanzania have dropped out of care

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De-simplifying treatment is acceptable and cost-saving, if a choice is offered

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Adrenal insufficiency common in people with HIV, often unrecognised

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Limited access to anal cancer screening among people with HIV in the US

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“You don’t fit into any of the boxes”: trans men’s experiences with PrEP

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Biggest single reason for people with HIV dropping out of care is stigma, doctors report

Dr Goli Haidari at BHIVA 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Blood-borne virus testing in emergency departments will more than double in England, first Scottish sites planned

Dr Melanie Rosenvinge at BHIVA 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.