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Fiji’s perfect HIV storm

Dr Jason Mitchell at AIDS 2026. He is sitting with three other people (to his left) at a press conference and is talking into a microphone.

Water insecurity nearly quadruples odds of poor HIV outcomes, while hunger and partner violence compound risk in East Africa

A woman stands outside washing food with a jug of water and a bowl.

Higher education increased HIV risk in Africa then became protective

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Much lower HIV knowledge and access to testing for people with disabilities globally

An older man sits in a wheelchair and tends to a plant in a garden.

Big falls in HIV deaths in high-income countries – except for injecting drug users

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Almost two-thirds of new HIV cases occur outside southern and eastern Africa

A Liberian student being tested for HIV. Image by Bill Diggs. Creative Commons licence.

Top 5 stories on HIV in the US from CROI 2024

Professor Annie Luetkemeyer and Dr Hyman Scott, researchers on the doxyPEP studies, at CROI 2024. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Over 30 years, big fall in HIV among people who inject drugs in Baltimore, but hepatitis C remains high

Yellow containers of syringes at a needle exchange in Melbourne, Australia.

Nearly two million people in sub-Saharan Africa may have advanced HIV disease

Dr Dominik Stelzle at CROI 2024. Photo by Krishen Samuel.