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

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Syphilis cases increasing in women in the UK

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Two doses of HPV vaccine as effective as the recommended three-dose schedule for women with HIV

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Women with HIV have no cardiovascular advantage over men, unlike in the general population

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HIV acquisition in women with good adherence to TAF/FTC PrEP is rare

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Event-driven PrEP for women may work, modelling study predicts

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Five ways healthcare providers can show that they respect their patients living with HIV

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No HIV infections seen in groundbreaking trial of twice-yearly injectable PrEP

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PrEP in pictures: these photos highlight factors influencing women’s use of PrEP in Kenya

“The trouser represent a husband, in this case. It becomes difficult for a young woman to take PrEP [because] husbands don’t allow their wives (partners) to take PrEP.” Photo taken by 22-year-old Kenyan woman as part of the study.