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Nigerian analysis defines what makes a youth-friendly HIV service work

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Young people living with HIV prefer to learn their status before 12 and from their caregivers

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Adolescents with HIV in Zimbabwe are not being told why an undetectable viral load matters

Image from a comic explaining the benefits of supressed viral load for young people in Zimbabwe, developed by non-government organisation Zvandiri.

“We went back to the community and told them it didn’t work” – lessons learned from a trial of youth-friendly health services

Dr Rashida Ferrand at IAS 2023. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Social support for children living with HIV is a key determinant of treatment success, Senegal study shows

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Community support for caregivers helps children living with HIV achieve viral suppression

Dr Patrick Oyaro presenting at INTEREST 2023.

Stop telling people I was born with HIV

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Increasing number of pregnancies in women who grew up with HIV

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Social support can buffer the effects of stigma on suicidality among young people living with HIV

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