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Adherence to HIV treatment in US gay men differs by race and ethnicity

Incidence of Kaposi’s sarcoma rising among black South Africans

Africans and African Americans progress to AIDS more slowly: strong association with hepatitis B

STIs risk factors for black and ethnic young people in London explored

Circumcision cuts HIV risk by 50% for heterosexual African American men

Discrimination and distrust not sufficient to explain racial differences in adherence: US study

Ethnic minority gay men in UK have very different rates of HIV infection despite similar behaviours

Rapid rises in diagnoses in US gay men concentrated in black and younger men

Significant, if limited, effects seen in safer-sex interventions for black American heterosexuals