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HIV‐negative gay and bisexual men overestimate the burden of living with HIV

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Impact of trauma must be acknowledged in adolescent HIV care

A conceptual model from the journal article representing the cascade of factors from experiences of trauma to disengagement from care among adolescents living with HIV. Creative Commons licence.

Self-stigma, especially around substance use, impedes HIV self-care among gay and bisexual men living with HIV who use drugs

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HIV status does not affect immune responses to Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, two studies show

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Fewer COVID-19 infections in people with HIV in San Francisco, but weaker antibody responses after infection

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Bisexual men feel more HIV stigma, are lonelier and more socially isolated than gay men

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Development of children of HIV-positive mothers continues to be impaired, says Zimbabwe study

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Higher rates of non-communicable diseases contribute to persisting mortality in people with HIV

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Fear of HIV disclosure and lack of referrals means that the pain of many Black women with HIV is unaddressed

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