Communities in Africa twice as likely to have HIV when mines open nearby
The paediatric drug pipeline should include improvements to current HIV treatment, long-acting formulations and antibodies
Food insecurity among women in sub-Saharan Africa doubles the risk of HIV acquisition
Success in containing and treating HIV among people injecting drugs in the UK has stalled in recent years
In the era of U=U, disclosure still feels like a ‘grey messy area’ for gay men living with HIV in the US
US regulator’s decision on vaginal ring denies choice to women who need HIV prevention
Giving antibodies to prevent vertical transmission in Africa would be cost-effective or even save money, study finds
The challenges integrating U=U into HIV care around the world
Pilot harm reduction programmes in Africa show progress, despite challenging laws and policies
