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More money, trust, and control: HIV self-testing and PrEP empowers sex workers and their partners in Uganda

Kampala. Image by Nao Lizuka. Creative Commons licence.

Equity in HIV funding: the right thing to do, cheaper, and more effective

Image by Ryan McGuire/Bells Design. Creative Commons licence.

Successful PrEP interventions in marginalised communities: the Ashodaya PrEP Project

Community information session at Ashodaya

Adult healthcare providers need to build long-term trusting relationship with adolescents living with HIV

Eduardo Martino/Save the Children/Department for International Development. Creative Commons licence.

Menopausal women living with HIV need better information on how to manage symptoms

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A vicious cycle: how food insecurity, violence, poor mental health, and substance use increase HIV’s impact on US Black women

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Conclusive PrEP study in China paves the way for national provision for gay men

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Two Thai clinics provide exemplary models of trans-centred care, researchers say

Photo courtesy of the Tangerine Clinic, Institute of HIV Research and Innovation, Thailand

HIV and condom use down, STIs up: the impact of U=U and PrEP at a clinic in Seattle, Washington

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