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Long-acting injectables may be better than daily pills for people with adherence challenges

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Poor design makes it a battle to get young children with HIV to take their medicine

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Too many older people with HIV taking medicines they may not need

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Cabotegravir levels lower than trials in real-world study, but no increase in viral rebound

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Dolutegravir-based triple therapy effectively suppresses HIV-2 viral load in small study

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Multiple strategies needed to reduce disengagement from HIV care in Uganda

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People with HIV still running out of treatment options – not always because of resistance

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DoxyPEP did not reduce STIs among women, probably due to low adherence

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Oral PrEP can work just as well for women as men, modelling studies conclude

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