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‘If you only have to take a pill once a day to protect yourself…it’s a miracle’: experiences of PrEP for women who inject drugs in the US

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Why aren’t more black African and Caribbean women in the UK on PrEP?

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Malawian women keen to join HIV prevention trials during pregnancy

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Positive and motivational messages, not a focus on risk, needed for PrEP communications in South Africa

Black people and women are under-represented in anti-HIV drug studies

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An HIV cure may work differently for women and men

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Adherence clubs linked to 30% reduction in high viral load among postpartum South African women living with HIV

Slide from Jasantha Odayar's CROI 2020 presentation showing an adherence club.

Multiple factors explain why middle-aged heterosexuals with new sexual partners don't use condoms

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“Since your partner is not an angel… it would be prudent to use PrEP”: motivations to start PrEP in Kenya and Uganda

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