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Some countries have used the criminal law to prosecute people living with HIV who have – or are believed to have – put others at risk of acquiring HIV. Some countries’ laws criminalise people who do not disclose their HIV status to sexual partners as well as actual cases of HIV transmission.   

Access to healthcare

Changes to Medicaid could have severe consequences for Americans with HIV

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CIDRAP
14 July 2026
Sexually transmitted infections prevention

Australia Seeks to Reverse Surge in Syphilis Cases

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Medscape (requires free registration)
16 July 2026
PrEP policies & guidelines

South Africa: Motsoaledi defends limited rollout of lenacapavir amid challenges

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IOL
16 July 2026
Access to healthcare

With Hopes High for New H.I.V. Prevention Pill, Merck Takes Steps to Ensure Access

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The New York Times (requires free registration)
26 July 2026
Finance & funding

Funding for the global HIV response plunged in 2025, with devastating consequences

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International AIDS Society (IAS)
27 July 2026
Government, leadership & policy

AIDS 2026: Activists challenge US Government’s claims to manage PEPFAR

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i-Base
27 July 2026
Government, leadership & policy

The US State Department Redraws the Map of Africa at the AIDS2026 Conference

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To End a Plague ... Again
27 July 2026
Bad science & bogus treatments

Zimbabwe farmers feed ARVs to chickens in bid to boost growth

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Daily Maverick
27 July 2026
Global health initiatives

Amid Row Over Exclusion, US Concedes that HIV Approach Needs to Include ‘All People at Risk’

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Health Policy Watch
27 July 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

This drug could help end the HIV epidemic. Its rollout has hit speed bumps

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Science
27 July 2026
Access to healthcare

Activists React to Merck’s Voluntary License for Generic Production of Investigational Long-Acting Oral PrEP Product, Alimatravir

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Health GAP (Global Access Project)
27 July 2026
Access to healthcare

Russia destroys Ukraine HIV warehouse

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The Telegraph
23 July 2026
HIV & criminal law

Pennsylvania ends enhanced criminal penalties for people living with HIV

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LGBTQ Nation
27 July 2026
Pharmaceutical industry

Oil price shocks could raise the cost of HIV medicines by up to 44%, Unitaid analysis finds

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Unitaid
27 July 2026
Conference announcements & declarations

An Inside Look at the AIDS 2026 Clinical Agenda

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TheBodyPro
27 July 2026
Access to healthcare

Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean helped build the future of HIV prevention. But will they be able to benefit from it?

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Unitaid
27 July 2026
The search for a cure

Can the Immune System Control HIV Without ART?

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TheBody
31 July 2026
Experiences of stigma

What if “a child” sees it? Conservative Christians rage over ad about HIV prevention

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LGBTQ Nation
31 July 2026
HIV & criminal law

New global Guidance on HIV decriminalisation launched at AIDS 2026

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HIV Justice Network
31 July 2026
Travel

New analysis finds HIV travel restrictions are shifting from border bans to hidden migration barriers as global progress stalls

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HIV Justice Network
31 July 2026
Vaccinations & immunisations

Hepatitis B Virus Vaccines Underperform in People Living With HIV

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American Journal of Managed Care
31 July 2026
Finance & funding

Adjusting to a Post-PEPFAR World

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Health Policy Watch
31 July 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

Long-Acting Lenacapavir Still Delivered Effective HIV PrEP After a Year

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MedPage Today
2 August 2026
Finance & funding

Brazil’s HIV advocates say they predicted USAID funding cuts: ‘We would see the trends’

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The Guardian
2 August 2026