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Radical changes in US policy threaten two decades’ progress in HIV

Professor Chris Beyrer presenting at CROI 2025. He is standing at a lectern in front of a screen.

Two more people with HIV may be cured after stem cell transplants

Two people at a media briefing at CROI 2025. Dr Paul Rubinstein (on the right) is talking into a microphone and Dr Marius Trøseid is next to him.

aidsmap returns with reporting from the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI)

aidsmap returns with reporting from the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI)

Accessible HIV science is vital in an age of disinformation

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Public Statement: Transition of Aidsmap and NAM Publications' Assets to Terrence Higgins Trust and National AIDS Trust

Public Statement: Transition of Aidsmap and NAM Publications' Assets to Terrence Higgins Trust and National AIDS Trust

Second woman possibly cured of HIV

A conference room with poster panels, and attendees moving between them

The long-acting HIV treatment era is just beginning

Professor José Arribas, Research Director of HIV and Infectious Diseases at La Paz Hospital, Madrid

Six-monthly injectable PrEP is 89% more effective than oral PrEP in gay and bisexual men and trans people

Dr Onyema Ogbuagu of Yale School of Medicine speaking at HIV Glasgow 2024

Novel antibody-based regimen keeps HIV at bay for six months

Dr Paul Cook of East Carolina University speaking at a lectern