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Three ways Ukraine is using AI to improve HIV services

Tetiana Deshko presenting at EACS 2025. She is talking into a microphone at a podium.

Low-level but detectable HIV raises the risk of treatment failure, but not long-term harm

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Positive interactions with healthcare workers improve HIV care retention in Malawi and Zambia

Silas Odiya of Rakai Health Sciences at a media briefing at CROI 2025.

Most people on dolutegravir resuppress viral load after a detectable result

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Retention in HIV care has declined since 'Treat All' guidelines introduced

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Assisted partner services for people who inject drugs in Kenya boost HIV testing and aid linkage to care

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Blood-borne virus testing in emergency departments will more than double in England, first Scottish sites planned

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Persistent low-level viraemia raises the risk of serious non-AIDS events

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Criminalisation of homosexuality undermines HIV testing in sub-Saharan Africa

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