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HIV disproportionately affects individuals and communities who face challenges in terms of poverty, employment, housing, education, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and gender-based violence. These social forces limit engagement with health care, create vulnerability to HIV infection and drive the HIV epidemic.

Improving HIV care

HIV Viral Suppression Drops After Pivot to Telemedicine

Editor's pick
POZ
3 December 2020
Economic & social inequality

Rape increases your long-term risk of contracting HIV. Here's what could fix that.

Editor's pick
Bhekisisa
3 December 2020
Climate change

Link found between drought and HIV among women in less-developed countries

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EurekAlert
1 December 2020
Experiences of stigma

“We forget that we're human. We are. We are human beings”: long-term HIV survivors living on society’s margins

News
9 November 2020
Coronavirus

aidsmapCHAT: series 3, episode 1 Video

November 2020
Coronavirus

Unstable housing explains higher rates of COVID-19 in people with HIV in San Francisco

News
5 November 2020
Finance & funding

66% decline in new HIV patients following introduction of user fees in Nigeria

Editor's pick
Avert
19 October 2020
Adherence

Tanzania: Financial incentives improve HIV viral suppression, retention in care

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Healio
18 September 2020
HIV testing programmes & uptake

67 homeless people in Merseyside now on HIV and Hepatitis C treatment plans

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ITV
19 August 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Why do so many women find it challenging to stay in postpartum HIV care?

Editor's pick
BMC blog
22 July 2020
Retention & linkage to care

Homeless people with HIV can benefit from person-centred care

News
11 July 2020
Epidemiology & behaviour

Geographic, racial and other disparities in HIV diagnoses and PrEP uptake by gay and bisexual men in England

News
10 July 2020
Economic & social inequality

MSM living in African countries that criminalise gay sex are at a much higher risk of getting HIV

News
5 July 2020
Retention & linkage to care

A walk-in clinic with social care improves HIV outcomes for patients with complex social needs

News
2 July 2020
Economic & social inequality

Undetectable to viral rebound: When and why?

Editor's pick
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
24 June 2020
Adherence

US: Factors Contributing to Poor ART Adherence, HIV-1 Drug Resistance Explored

Editor's pick
Monthly Prescribing Reference
16 June 2020
Economic & social inequality

Large HIV testing gap between rich and poor living in African countries

News
12 June 2020
Coronavirus

We can’t ignore racism when thinking about HIV and COVID-19

News
5 June 2020
Improving HIV care

At an HIV Clinic in Queens, N.Y., a Sense of Home Hangs in the Balance

Editor's pick
Scientific American
2 June 2020
Mental & emotional health & wellbeing

Stigma and negativity from within the community increases HIV risk-taking by gay men

News
30 April 2020
Economic & social inequality

No Sex For Fish: How Women In A Fishing Village Are Fighting For Power

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NPR
27 December 2019
Economic & social inequality

Urbanisation of rural Uganda is driving HIV in the country

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Avert
11 December 2019
Finance & funding

England: Deprived areas receive six times more cuts to public health budgets

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Pulse
6 November 2019
Women

Gender Inequality Is Hurdle in Fight Against AIDS, $14 Billion Fund Says

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Bloomberg
9 September 2019