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More people with HIV in England have dropped out of care than remain undiagnosed

Dr Ann Sullivan presenting at BHIVA 2023. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Stop telling people I was born with HIV

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The ethics of phylogenetics? Central issues surrounding the use of molecular HIV surveillance

Activist Yvette Raphael at AIDS 2022. Photo©Marcus Rose/IAS

Can HIV cure trials strike a balance between the need for meaningful data and participant safety?

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“Why are we being used like guinea pigs?” Transgender women’s mistrust of PrEP research

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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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New ethical obligations for researchers in places where existing HIV prevention services are inadequate

Peter Godfrey-Faussett (top right) presenting at HIVR4P 2021.

Molecular HIV surveillance: friend or foe?

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Biological, clinical and ethical imperatives for involving diverse women in HIV clinical trials

Dr Catherine Orrell presenting to HIV Glasgow 2020.