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Making PEP available in the community could reduce new HIV cases in Africa by 31%

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Man controls HIV for 23 years after a short course of treatment

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HIV incidence rates are not decreasing for gay and bisexual men living in Africa

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US releases first doxyPEP guidelines for preventing sexually transmitted infections

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Coming soon: news from EACS 2023

Coming soon: news from EACS 2023

Defective HIV particles may drive inflammation despite long-term viral suppression

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HIV diagnoses in England increasing, but long-term trend uncertain

HIV diagnoses by location of diagnosis, England, 2015 to 2022.

Mpox vaccination reduces the likelihood of hospitalisation

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Greater weight gain in first year of HIV treatment raises risks of diabetes, metabolic syndrome and precursors of heart disease

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