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From “good news” to “failure”: how French participants experienced an HIV remission trial

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Returning to HIV care does not erase the effects of treatment interruption, studies show

Sanele Mbeje at AIDS 2026. He is standing at a lectern, behind a laptop, talking into a microphone.

PEPFAR study shows the deadly impact of stopping children’s HIV treatment

Michelle Yang at CROI 2025. She is standing at a lectern, talking into a microphone.

Multiple strategies needed to reduce disengagement from HIV care in Uganda

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How can HIV cure trials increase racial and gender diversity and equity?

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Treatment interruption in cure research is associated with greater risk of non-AIDS related events in the long term, Spanish study finds

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Many people living with HIV unwilling to interrupt treatment for prolonged periods during HIV cure trials

Will post-treatment controllers guide us towards an HIV cure?

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Second case of unintended HIV transmission during HIV cure study prompts questions about PrEP provision

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