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

Image by Morgana Wingard/Global Fund Advocates Network. Creative Commons licence.

Injectable PrEP is just as effective for transgender women as it is for gay men, study analysis finds

The Gender Spectrum Collection. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Early response to Ukrainian refugees enabled continuity of HIV care, but longer-term issues must be addressed as war drags on

Dr Justyna Kowalska at AIDS 2022. Photo©Jordi Ruiz Cirera/IAS

Pilot harm reduction programmes in Africa show progress, despite challenging laws and policies

The session's community panel at AIDS 2022. Photo by Oğuzhan Nuh.

Adolescents and women who experience violence more likely to get HIV and less likely to control it

Professor Lucie Cluver at AIDS 2022.

‘Flourishing’ is a social determinant of health for children and young people

Dr Carmen Logie at AIDS 2022. Photo by Lesley Gittings.

Trans people left out of many countries’ strategic HIV plans

The Trans Inclusion in National HIV Policy and Planning session panel at AIDS 2022. Photo by @GATEOrg.

Educating police on harm reduction can help to prevent HIV and fatal overdoses

Dr Javier Cepeda at AIDS 2022. Photo ©Jordi Ruiz Cirera/IAS.

PrEP inequities have worsened in the US over the last decade, both racially and regionally

AIDSVu graph showing the PrEP-to-Need Ratio (PnR) in the US.