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Not counted: clinical trials of new HIV treatments are failing women

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Lower chances of survival for people whose CD4 count remains under 500, Polish researchers report

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Early action needed to prevent treatment failure, Nigerian research on detectable virus levels shows

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Daily PrEP is safe for the kidneys, although on-demand PrEP has slightly less impact

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Switching from TAF to older tenofovir may halt or reverse weight gain and lipid increases

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The people who need injectable HIV drugs most are the ones who can’t get them, BHIVA told

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People living with HIV still at higher risk of death by suicide, accident, violence, and substance use

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Almost as many healthy years for people with undetectable HIV as HIV-negative people in South Africa

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Second-line HIV treatment durable for eight years in Uganda

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