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Better viral suppression with dolutegravir than other antiretrovirals in pregnancy, but not all guidelines recommend it

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World’s largest HIV treatment programme could shift almost entirely to WHO-preferred first line regimen

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Top 5 stories on HIV treatment and care in Africa from CROI 2022

Maya Jackson-Gibson presenting the study on COVID-19 and adverse birth outcomes at CROI 2022.

Further evidence that recycling tenofovir in second-line treatment is effective

Dr Lloyd Mulenga (bottom left) and Professor Nick Paton (bottom right) at CROI 2022.

Large disparities in dolutegravir uptake persist between men and women in low and middle-income countries

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First injectable therapy for HIV approved for England and Wales

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Dolutegravir more likely to suppress very high viral loads than other recommended first-line drugs

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Dolutegravir-based regimens result in sustained viral suppression, despite lower adherence and treatment interruptions

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Most countries with the greatest burden of HIV still don’t recommend dolutegravir for all

Graphic from the poster showing the evolution of guidelines in the 20 countries