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Social, economic, legal and political issues that may affect the lives of people living with HIV, including stigma, discrimination, criminalisation, travel and insurance.

Economic & social inequality

Income May Be the Biggest Determinant of Whether Women Stay on PrEP

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POZ
18 March 2022
HIV & criminal law

How New Jersey Became the Third U.S. State to Repeal Its HIV Criminalization Law

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TheBody
18 March 2022
Harm reduction

London needs naloxone to prevent unnecessary drug deaths

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London Assembly
18 March 2022
Taking an HIV test

Memory Sachikonye on HIV testing – Positive Champions (Shona) Video

March 2022
HIV & criminal law

UNAIDS welcomes parliament’s decision to repeal the law that criminalizes HIV transmission in Zimbabwe

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UNAIDS
18 March 2022
HIV in the arts & media

Out and About! Archiving LGBTQ+ history at Bishopsgate Institute review: queer and beautiful

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Evening Standard
17 March 2022
Mental & emotional health & wellbeing

PrEP increases sexual pleasure, intimacy, and closeness

News
11 March 2022
History of HIV & AIDS

Queer reading: ACT UP's Staley is not silent in new book

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Bay Area Reporter
10 March 2022
Activism & civil society

Quick thinking and planning instrumental for HIV network in Ukraine

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UNAIDS
9 March 2022
Health services & systems

How to Induce Rage in a Doctor

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HIV and ID Observations
8 March 2022
Behaviour change interventions

View Over 8,000 AIDS Education Posters!

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POZ
8 March 2022
Ethnic & cultural minorities

Higher risks of cancer for Black men with HIV suggest racial inequities in US health care

News
8 March 2022
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Obituary: David Stuart

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The Lancet
7 March 2022
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

Knowledge of U=U alone is unlikely to eradicate HIV stigma among gay and bisexual men in India, anthropologist argues

News
4 March 2022
HIV in the arts & media

Kia LaBeija's Portraits of Love and Loss From an H.I.V. Childhood

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The New York Times
3 March 2022
HIV in the arts & media

Why Philadelphia remains a flawed but vital portrayal of the AIDS crisis

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Little White Lies
2 March 2022
People & personal stories

HIV/AIDS Activists Worldwide Remember Treatment Pioneer Paul Farmer, MD

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TheBody
2 March 2022
HIV in the arts & media

‘Three Months’ Review: Troye Sivan in a Refreshing Film About H.I.V.

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The New York Times
24 February 2022
People & personal stories

Paul Farmer, Pioneer of Global Health, Dies at 62

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The New York Times
23 February 2022
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

New report on tuberculosis, HIV and viral hepatitis services for refugees and migrants across the WHO European Region

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World Health Organization
23 February 2022
People & personal stories

Remembering Dr. Paul Farmer, world-renowned infectious disease doctor, anthropologist, global health advocate, and author

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Partners in Health
21 February 2022
Ageing & HIV

Marc Thompson: Still Here After All These Years

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Infectious Disease Special Edition
21 February 2022
Violence

The link between HIV viral suppression and violence

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Avert
18 February 2022
Epidemiology

Overall lifetime risk of being diagnosed with HIV in the US decreases by 11%, but stark racial and geographical disparities persist

News
15 February 2022