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HIV-treatment 'booster drugs' are most likely to have dangerous interactions with methamphetamine, mephedrone, MDMA and ketamine

Ugandan gay men talk about why they do not always use condoms

HIV-positive postpartum women who rapidly re-engage with HIV care more likely to have viral suppression in longer term

Third of people with HIV who use drugs intentionally miss doses of HIV treatment when planning to use drugs

Low-threshold methadone maintenance reduces HIV risk for people who inject drugs

First Brazilian PrEP data reinforce evidence that PrEP is most used by those at greatest risk

Beatriz Grinsztejn at IAS 2015. Photo © Marcus Rose/IAS 2015

Indiana HIV outbreak offers lessons about containing local outbreaks and need for harm reduction

John Brooks at IAS 2015. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

WAVES shows elvitegravir regimen beats boosted atazanavir for women with HIV

Open-label PrEP in Botswana: very high adherence and no HIV infections seen

Faith Henderson at IAS 2015 photo ©Marcus Rose/IAS