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Lenacapavir PrEP ‘special cases’: young people, missed doses and drug interactions

Dr Katherine Gill at IAS 2025. She is sitting on a grey chair talking into a microphone.

The funding scramble: countries desperately seek HIV finance solutions

A group or protesters at IAS 2025. They are walking towards the camera and holding signs, including one that says 'AIDS funding cute kill'.

Is HIV integration a response or a death sentence? Communities demand answers

Yvette Raphael at IAS 2025. Yvette is talking into a microphone at a podium.

Does six-monthly PrEP have a future following the collapse of global HIV funding?

Carolyn Amole at IAS 2025. She is talking into a microphone at a podium.

Stepping into the AI-driven future of HIV prevention and care

Rouella Mendonca, Director of AI Product at Audere, at IAS 2025. Rouella is standing at a podium and talking into a microphone.

Children born with HIV have persistent inflammation markers linked to heart disease

A young African boy sits on the ground, looking over his shoulder. A group of people (adults and children) sit either side of him on benches.

The US cuts challenge African funders and governments to provide new models of PrEP access

Mitchell Warren (left) and Professor Lloyd Mulenga (right) at IAS 2025. They are both sitting on grey chairs with microphones close by.

Conflicts and humanitarian crises create new HIV vulnerabilities

Dr Daniela Garone from Médecins Sans Frontieres at IAS 2025. She is talking into microphone at a podium.

US funding cuts cause immediate drops in numbers testing and on HIV treatment

Dr Dorlim Moiana Uetela, who presented the Mozambique study, at IAS 2025. She is sitting on a grey chair, second from the left, along with other researchers.