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Overall lifetime risk of being diagnosed with HIV in the US decreases by 11%, but stark racial and geographical disparities persist

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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.

Does your patient living with HIV need advice, empathy, or something different?

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Tele-harm reduction: a new approach in the US shows promise for people with HIV who inject drugs

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New edition of HIV & women

New edition of HIV & women

Fear of judgement prevents gay and bisexual men from discussing chemsex with healthcare workers in Australia

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The US must tackle racial disparities among people who inject drugs and expand syringe service programmes

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Integrating lay counsellors into routine HIV care improved mental health symptoms in Mozambique

A counselling session with an HIV-positive man in Zimbabwe. Morgana Wingard/Global Fund Advocates Network. Creative Commons licence.