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Benefits of dolutegravir treatment for all substantially outweigh the risks

New BHIVA guidelines on HIV care in pregnancy and after birth

All people with HIV-2 should receive HIV treatment – without it, most will progress to AIDS and death

Dolutegravir or lower-dose efavirenz equally effective, but less resistance with dolutegravir

Eric Delaporte at HIV Glasgow 2018. Image credit: HIV Glasgow

Drug resistance accumulates fast in people with low but detectable viral loads, Kenyan study finds

US doctors’ organisation endorses event-based PrEP for the first time

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Why are some countries slow to implement HIV treatment guidelines?

Slide from Matthew Kavanagh's presentation.

Dolutegravir-based ART recommended for all – if reliable contraception is available

Women at the dolutegravir demonstration at AIDS 2018. ©International AIDS Society/Marten van Dijl

Brazil confirms dolutegravir is the most effective drug for first-line HIV treatment

Slide from Mariana Veloso Meireles’s presentation at AIDS 2018.