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How a national intervention in Botswana improved same-day ART initiation for people newly diagnosed with HIV

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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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The social and economic benefits of universal HIV testing and treatment in rural Kenya and Uganda

Villagers line up to get tested for HIV in Uganda. Victoria Holdsworth/Commonwealth Secretariat. Creative Commons licence.

Does your patient living with HIV need advice, empathy, or something different?

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Tele-harm reduction: a new approach in the US shows promise for people with HIV who inject drugs

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Fear of judgement prevents gay and bisexual men from discussing chemsex with healthcare workers in Australia

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Integrating lay counsellors into routine HIV care improved mental health symptoms in Mozambique

A counselling session with an HIV-positive man in Zimbabwe. Morgana Wingard/Global Fund Advocates Network. Creative Commons licence.

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.

How a community-based ART programme improves HIV treatment: lessons from Uganda and South Africa

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