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Involving religious leaders can undermine HIV prevention

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Providing sexual health services to gay men in Kenya – where gay sex is illegal

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Faith-based organisations have been successful in delivering HIV services, African studies show

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Gay Muslim men living with HIV in Senegal are being persecuted and report shame, violence and isolation

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Ugandan traditional healers improve access to HIV testing

Ms Prisca Asiimwe, a nurse from Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital (second from right), provides instruction on use of oral swab rapid HIV tests to traditional healers in the intervention arm of the trial. Photo credit: Dr Radhika Sundararajan.

Church attendance associated with late HIV diagnosis among US MSM

Some barriers to adherence for black African people in London are culturally specific

Religious beliefs don't deter HIV testing or use of antiretrovirals among Africans in London

Why Zambians don't test and treat

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