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Culturally tailored intervention results in fewer STIs and less condomless sex among Black women in criminal justice system

Project director Dr Dawn Goddard-Eckrich leading a mock session with E-WORTH facilitators.

Survival needs overshadow PrEP adherence among women who inject drugs

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Black Africans in UK have limited knowledge of PrEP despite ongoing risk

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Hepatitis C testing in gay and bisexual men with HIV below target, US study finds

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Type of heart attack differs in people living with HIV: link with drug use and sepsis in younger people

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England's big PrEP implementation trial releases its enrolment data: young people under-represented

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Testing homeless people during COVID-19 identifies several new HIV cases, especially in Black people

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Bisexual men feel more HIV stigma, are lonelier and more socially isolated than gay men

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Australian gay men are using fewer condoms but are having more safer sex

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