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Half of new HIV cases in African women could have been prevented had more programmes targeted men

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Gay and bisexual men urged to get vaccinated against mpox as new cases reported

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People with weakened immune systems still at risk of treatment failure, even with newer ART regimens

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Real-world data confirm the efficacy of dolutegravir-based dual therapy

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African countries are making the transition from donor-funded HIV programmes to government-led initiatives

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Social support for children living with HIV is a key determinant of treatment success, Senegal study shows

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Age and CD4 count have the greatest influence on life expectancy in the modern HIV treatment era

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Community support for caregivers helps children living with HIV achieve viral suppression

Dr Patrick Oyaro presenting at INTEREST 2023.

Faith-based organisations have been successful in delivering HIV services, African studies show

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