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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.   

Ageing & HIV

New Lancet Initiative Seeks to Support Patients Living With HIV as They Age

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TheBodyPro
12 August 2026
Finance & funding

US National Institutes of Health lifts ban on funding research in South Africa

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Science
20 August 2026
PrEP policies & guidelines

South Africa and Zambia’s HIV shot dilemma: Demand versus supply

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Bhekisisa
20 August 2026
The search for a cure

Three-Prong Approach May Clear HIV in Infants

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POZ
20 August 2026
Conference announcements & declarations

Really Rapid Review: International AIDS Conference 2026

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Paul Sax (NEJM Voices)
20 August 2026
Conference announcements & declarations

Anxiety in Paradise: Highlights From the 26th International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro

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TheBody
20 August 2026
TB transmission & prevention

TB preventive treatment for people with HIV shown effective in real-world settings

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EurekAlert!
20 August 2026
Finance & funding

Can Nigeria Take Ownership of Its HIV Funding and Response as Donor Funding Continues to Contract?

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Nigeria Health Watch (Medium)
20 August 2026
Infant feeding

US: Infants Possibly Exposed to HIV via Breast Milk Donated Over Social Media

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MedPage Today
20 August 2026
Access to healthcare

Civil society groups in Argentina and Vietnam challenge patents on paediatric dolutegravir

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ITPC Global
20 August 2026
People with limited treatment options

Hundreds with rare drug-resistant HIV given 'fresh hope' with life-saving new treatment on NHS

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Terrence Higgins Trust
20 August 2026
Conference announcements & declarations

AIDS 2026: Is HIV remission the new cure?

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Positive Living
25 August 2026
Ageing & HIV

Ageing with HIV: global report highlights the need to prepare health systems

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The Conversation
25 August 2026
Ageing & HIV

Canadian team forecasts the healthcare needs of people living with HIV in the coming decade

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CATIE
25 August 2026
Bad science & bogus treatments

Nigerians turn to faith healers as HIV aid dries up

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SciDev.Net
25 August 2026
Ageing & HIV

Opinion: A cure for HIV would be a triumph. But it shouldn’t harm survivors

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STAT (requires free registration)
25 August 2026
Harm reduction

The Opioid Use Treatment Young Americans Can't Access

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Think Global Public Health
25 August 2026
Health services & systems

UNAIDS Framework Pushes for the Protection and Integration of HIV Care

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Inter Press Service
25 August 2026
Epidemiology

Sudan health ministry reports over 13,000 HIV cases, rising disease outbreaks amid war

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Sudan Tribune
25 August 2026
Government, leadership & policy

Canada Has Everything It Needs to End HIV. So Why Are Rates Rising Among Young Gay Men?

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Uncloseted Media
3 August 2026
Employment

North Korea expands mandatory HIV testing to service workers

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Daily NK
7 August 2026
Activism & civil society

Advocates fight back: HIVMA members on the front lines of Florida’s ADAP crisis

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IDSA
5 August 2026
New & experimental HIV treatments

FDA Approves Bixlenvo, a New Daily HIV Combination Pill

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POZ
28 August 2026
HIV treatment for children & young people

Dolutegravir ART Receives FDA Approval for Newborns With HIV

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Medscape (requires free registration)
28 August 2026