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Filters Content type: News, Editors' picks, About HIV Topic: Economic & social inequality

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.

Health services & systems

HIV response in Nigeria buckles under pressure of continued conflict with Boko Haram

Editor's pick
AVERT
5 May 2018
Adherence

Violence a major driver for teens not taking their HIV treatment

Editor's pick
AVERT
6 April 2018
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

South Africa: women may have higher rates of HIV than men because fewer men are on treatment

News
26 March 2018
Women

Cash transfers reduce risk of intimate partner violence for young girls in South Africa

Editor's pick
AVERT
8 March 2018
PrEP programmes & uptake

PrEP use growing in US, but not reaching all those in need

News
7 March 2018
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Why high rents and loneliness are driving chemsex in London

Editor's pick
Gay Star News
23 February 2018
Experiences of stigma

Strong link found between gay-related stigma and HIV prevalence in Nigeria

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AVERT
23 February 2018
Women

New Study Reveals How A Specific Colonial Legacy Determines Female HIV Rates in Africa

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UN Dispatch
22 February 2018
PrEP

Disruptions in PrEP adherence provide insights into intimate partner violence

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Avert
2 February 2018
Economic & social inequality

Children Exposed to Drugs, Violence Experience Higher Incidence of HIV as Adults

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MD Mag
7 January 2018
Heterosexual men

Why is HIV prevention among young women and girls not working? We have forgotten the men

Editor's pick
Daily Maverick
4 December 2017
Economic & social inequality

To better target HIV prevention, identify people whose social contacts have high viral loads

News
23 November 2017
Economic & social inequality

HIV/AIDS in the US: the importance of local perspectives

Editor's pick
BMJ Group blogs
14 November 2017
Treatment outcomes & life expectancy

New York City finds gaps in the HIV cascade of care linked to reduced survival

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CATIE
25 October 2017
PrEP

PrEP activists warn new NHS trial will fail if black gay men don't take part

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Gay Star News
13 October 2017
Improving HIV care

US: Report highlights challenges of HIV care in rural deep South

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Healio
13 October 2017
Improving HIV care

How to Reverse Implicit Bias in HIV Care: 6 Steps to Take Today

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The Body Pro
11 October 2017
HIV prevention policy

Reconsidering Primary Prevention: a Call To Action For The Global HIV Response

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MSMGF
9 October 2017
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Chemsex Has Always Been With Us

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Huffington Post
19 September 2017
Epidemiology & behaviour

What is going on in gay men’s lives when they acquire HIV?

News
8 September 2017
Hepatitis C treatment

The availability of direct-acting antivirals is reducing disparities in the uptake of hepatitis C treatment

News
30 August 2017
Economic & social inequality

Gay black men with housing, social support less like to be part of HIV transmission “clusters”

Editor's pick
BETA blog
10 July 2017
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Gay Black Men Confront Crystal Meth

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The Body
6 July 2017
Global health targets

The Rural Challenge of HIV

Editor's pick
Inside Science
4 May 2017