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HIV infection may become rare in UK gay men by 2030, researchers say

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Immediate HIV treatment reduces out-of-pocket health expenditures

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Who’s financing the ‘anti-gender’ movement in Europe?

Evelyn Regner MEP, co-chair of the hearing.

Australian clinicians discuss challenges of delivering PrEP in new study

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Two times a year is better than four: people spend less time off ART if they only visit their clinic every six months, African study shows

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One in five children on ART still lost to follow-up, while disparities between low- and middle-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa persist

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

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Same-day ART initiation linked to increased risk of negative outcomes

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How will HIV services be provided when the pandemic is over?

Dr Stuart Flanagan (left) at the 2021 BHIVA/BASHH conference.