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Botswana is ‘going for gold’ in eliminating vertical HIV transmission. Can the rest of Africa catch up?

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Nearly one in five people with HIV in the UK could have a detectable viral load

Dr Alison Brown at BHIVA 2022. Image by Roger Pebody.

Zimbabwe needs targeted interventions to scale up PrEP and HIV testing among gay and bisexual men, trans women, and genderqueer people

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More focused HIV testing in PEPFAR countries yields results

Dr Bakary Drammeh (top row, centre) at CROI 2022.

Voluntary licensing via the Medicines Patent Pool is saving hundreds of thousands of lives

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The social and economic benefits of universal HIV testing and treatment in rural Kenya and Uganda

Villagers line up to get tested for HIV in Uganda. Victoria Holdsworth/Commonwealth Secretariat. Creative Commons licence.

HIV in the UK 2020: some good news, some less good, but many unknowns

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England on track to eliminate HIV by 2030 – the prevalence of undiagnosed HIV has halved since 2013

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US systematic review finds poor HIV outcomes for trans women and research gap for trans men

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