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Treatment interruption in cure research is associated with greater risk of non-AIDS related events in the long term, Spanish study finds

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Fast-track drug refills prove the most common HIV service adaptation in Uganda

Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation–Malawi / Robbie Flick. USAID images. Creative Commons licence

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

Cash transfers result in reduced AIDS cases, hospitalisations and deaths among Brazil’s poorest

Dr Gabriel Sampaio Morais (bottom centre) at IAS 2021.

HIV has changed, but public knowledge and attitudes lag behind

Rebecca Mbewe and other advocates at the launch of the report.

How can HIV research better align with the realities of transgender and gender-diverse people?

JD Davids at the 'No Data No More' press conference.

Multiple African countries improved access to HIV treatment during COVID-19 pandemic

Slide from Neha Mehta's presentation to IAS 2021.

Viral suppression in Uganda improved by more viral load tests, done faster

Slide from Dr Vivek Jain's presentation to IAS 2021.

Long-acting injectable HIV treatment is feasible, even during COVID-19

Slide from Dr Maggie Czarnogorski's presentation to IAS 2021.