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Almost half of people living with HIV in the UK feel ashamed

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“We went back to the community and told them it didn’t work” – lessons learned from a trial of youth-friendly health services

Dr Rashida Ferrand at IAS 2023. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Strong support systems tied to PrEP adherence among adolescent girls and young women in South Africa

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Every 1-year increase in partner age linked to a 9% greater likelihood of HIV acquisition among young women in Africa

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‘Stop having sex’: young women and clinic staff describe PrEP stigma in health facilities

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Educating parents on sexual health increases HIV testing among young gay and bisexual men in the US

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Increasing number of pregnancies in women who grew up with HIV

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Social support can buffer the effects of stigma on suicidality among young people living with HIV

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Package of person-centred care improves viral suppression for young people living with HIV in Kenya and Uganda

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