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PrEP increases sexual pleasure, intimacy, and closeness

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Knowledge of U=U alone is unlikely to eradicate HIV stigma among gay and bisexual men in India, anthropologist argues

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The intertwined relationship between stigma and sexual health among trans men in Uganda

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HIV clinicians should ask gay men if they want to become fathers

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Patients who developed advanced HIV in DRC and Kenya ‘slipped through the cracks’ of health and social structures

A patient and staff in the TB ward of Homa Bay Hospital, Kenya, where the study was conducted. TB is the leading cause of death among AIDS patients. Image by Patrick Meinhardt.

Outcomes of Black and Latina women living with HIV greatly influenced by communication with healthcare providers

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“Why are we being used like guinea pigs?” Transgender women’s mistrust of PrEP research

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People living with HIV in the media: irresponsible, unhealthy and 'other'

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More money, trust, and control: HIV self-testing and PrEP empowers sex workers and their partners in Uganda

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