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Lean people with HIV can still develop fatty liver disease

Florence Bascombe at AIDS 2026. She is standing at a lectern, talking into a microphone.

A new class of drugs could sharpen the body’s immune response to HIV

A scientist works in a lab.

Racism remains a central driver of global HIV epidemics

Thiago Jerohan Albuquerque da Cruz at AIDS 2026. He is sitting down and talking into a microphone at a press conference.

Chemsex is everywhere, but often invisible and unaddressed

Small brick 'matchbox' houses in Soweto, South Africa.

DoxyPEP linked to reduction in syphilis and chlamydia among gay men in Australia

Dr Michael Traeger at AIDS 2026. He is standing at a lectern talking into a microphone.

Could leronlimab, a CCR5 blocker, be used to facilitate stem-cell transplant cures of HIV?

Illustration of HIV cells in pink and purple.

Returning to HIV care does not erase the effects of treatment interruption, studies show

Sanele Mbeje at AIDS 2026. He is standing at a lectern, behind a laptop, talking into a microphone.

Enhanced access to diagnostic screening improves care for advanced HIV

Dr John Fly Phiri at AIDS 2026. He is standing at a lectern, talking into a microphone.

Alternative first-line HIV regimen limits excess weight gain

Dr Joana Woods at AIDS 2026. She is talking into a microphone with a laptop screen in front of her.