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Experts shed light on coronavirus response and its implications for people with HIV

Slide from John Brooks' presentation at CROI 2020.

SEARCH study finds universal 'test and treat' reduces infant HIV

'Community Health Workers Working with HIV-infected Mothers'. Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation–Malawi / Robbie Flick / USAID. Creative Commons licence.

Long-acting capsid inhibitor GS-6207 confirms safety and antiviral activity

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HIV vaccine that generates broadly neutralising antibodies passes first safety and proof-of-concept study in humans

HIV envelope trimer (triple-component) molecule BG505 SOSIP.

Dolutegravir-based HIV treatment is the safest and most effective choice for pregnant women

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Younger people with HIV lose lung function faster

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One third of adolescents and young adults on ART in Kenya are not virally suppressed

Graph from Irene Njugana's CROI 2020 poster.

No increase in HIV in blood donations since rules for gay men were relaxed

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New PEP studies revive interest in post-exposure prevention

Image by Sandeep Handa / Pixabay.