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Hepatitis B treatment suboptimal in people with HIV in Africa

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Does PrEP cause more HIV drug resistance? Yes, some

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Babies of South African mothers taking HIV therapy have worse health in early months – unless they are vaccinated and consistently breastfed

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50,000 new HIV diagnoses in women in Europe in one year

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PrEP in pregnancy: safe, but many unanswered questions

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Elevated fracture risk for people with HIV cannot be explained by changes in bone mineral density alone

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Excluding migrants from HIV programmes in Botswana is slowing reductions in HIV incidence

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Alarmingly high mortality in hospitalised patients with HIV/TB co-infection in Malawi and South Africa

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Many gay men living with HIV have a misconception about their current viral load, US survey finds

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