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The people who need injectable HIV drugs most are the ones who can’t get them, BHIVA told

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Long-acting cabotegravir and rilpivirine may be feasible for people without viral suppression

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Adolescents and women who experience violence more likely to get HIV and less likely to control it

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Better PrEP retention strategies are needed, as increasing numbers of ex-PrEP users are diagnosed with HIV

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HIV treatment adherence may be another casualty of climate change

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Antidepressants improve ART adherence and quality of life in HIV-positive men with depression

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Four in ten PrEP recipients stop taking it within six months, global meta-analysis reveals

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Medical mistrust is linked to discrimination, poor care engagement, and low adherence among Black adults in the US

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Study shows Biktarvy for PEP has fewer side effects and better completion rates

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