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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.

Economic & social inequality

Reclaiming Our Power as Black Women

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TheBody
30 January 2023
Economic & social inequality

Study Bite: Unmet Housing Needs Remain High for U.S. PLWH

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TheBodyPro
27 January 2023
Homeless people

Supportive Housing Promotes Better Medical Management in Chronically Homeless PLWH

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TheBodyPro
13 January 2023
Economic & social inequality

People with HIV see 'dramatic improvements' in mortality, but some disparities persist

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Healio
12 January 2023
Epidemiology

Inequalities are blocking the end of the AIDS pandemic, say UN

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UNAIDS
29 November 2022
Climate change

How Climate Change Is Impacting People Living With HIV and Medication Access in South Africa

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TheBody
12 November 2022
Climate change

When Drought and HIV Collide

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Yarrow Global
22 September 2022
Access to healthcare

Counterfeit HIV Meds Are Endangering Some of America’s Most Vulnerable People

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VICE
12 September 2022
Economic & social inequality

US: Successes and Challenges for People Diagnosed With HIV

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POZ
30 August 2022
Improving HIV care

How This HIV Clinic’s Drop-in Model Reached the Most Vulnerable Populations

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TheBodyPro
25 August 2022
Mpox (monkeypox)

Monkeypox: Government urged to introduce isolation payments

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Pink News
19 August 2022
Government, leadership & policy

HIV Providers Call for Policy Reforms to End HIV as an Epidemic

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HIVMA Home
18 August 2022
Economic & social inequality

Men in same-sex couples suffer earnings decline when preventative HIV-medicine is available

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EurekAlert
18 August 2022
Transgender people

Health Care for Trans Women With HIV

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POZ
15 August 2022
Access to healthcare

"We are suffering. Someone is not doing their job."

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ITPC
15 August 2022
Economic & social inequality

Why are Aids conferences still held in the Global North?

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Bhekisisa
12 August 2022
Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

Long-Acting Injectable HIV Therapy for People Who Won’t Take ART?

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NEJM Journal Watch
10 August 2022
Access to healthcare

Russia's 'War Against Evidence-Based Medicine' in Ukraine

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Medscape (requires free registration)
3 August 2022
PrEP

Black HIV Advocates Plan Summit to Address PrEP Disparities

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POZ
21 July 2022
Economic & social inequality

10 Years Later, Where Are My Options? Lingering questions from a black gay advocate

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POZ
12 July 2022
Nutrition

Modern HIV Treatment Is Not Associated with Wasting

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POZ
23 May 2022
Government, leadership & policy

Can the U.S. End HIV? Not With Its Current Approach, Experts Warn

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TheBodyPro
23 May 2022
Improving HIV care

US: HIV Care Has Improved Dramatically—But Not for Everyone

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Scientific American
18 May 2022
PrEP programmes & uptake

US: High Drug Copays Leave PrEP Prescriptions Unclaimed

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POZ
11 May 2022