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Menopausal women living with HIV need better information on how to manage symptoms

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A vicious cycle: how food insecurity, violence, poor mental health, and substance use increase HIV’s impact on US Black women

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Young women and pregnant women can effectively use vaginal rings and oral PrEP for HIV prevention

Dr Lulu Nair presenting to IAS 2021.

Modelling suggests injectable cabotegravir is far more effective than daily oral PrEP for women

Diagram from Dr Sinead Delany-Moretlwe's e-poster presentation.

Sexual violence against women and girls in Uganda increased during the COVID-19 pandemic

Graphs from Rose Apondi's presentation

PrEP for women in Europe webinar: Part 2

PrEP for women in Europe webinar: Part 2

PrEP for women in Europe webinar: Part 1

PrEP for women in Europe webinar: Part 1

Black women who live with the consequences of structural racism face poorer outcomes in mental health

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Culturally tailored intervention results in fewer STIs and less condomless sex among Black women in criminal justice system

Project director Dr Dawn Goddard-Eckrich leading a mock session with E-WORTH facilitators.