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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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A quarter of gay men report casual sex during UK lockdown

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Is telemedicine for HIV here to stay?

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

Injectable antiretrovirals for HIV treatment or prevention: ambivalent views of potential users

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'I stopped PrEP and caught HIV': US researchers ask why

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Seventy per cent fewer HIV infections seen with PrEP injections, compared with pills, in gay/bi men and trans women

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Hepatitis C spreading through same networks and practices in HIV-positive and HIV-negative gay and bisexual men in England

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