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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.

Money

Antiretroviral Drugs Sold for Food in Kenya’s Slums

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Voice of America
5 March 2013
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Gays can't have sex

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Xtra!
22 February 2013
Women

Violence as a cause or consequence of HIV for women in England

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Sophia Forum
15 February 2013
Economic & social inequality

Legalising gay marriage may improve health and reduce healthcare costs

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The Guardian
8 February 2013
Retention & linkage to care

Only 1 in 5 Medicaid Users Linked to Care Within a Year After HIV Diagnosis

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HIVandHepatitis.com
7 February 2013
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Study finds incentive price for reducing HIV risk in Mexico

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
5 February 2013
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Is London’s gay scene self-harming through sex and drug use?

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Pink News
24 January 2013
Harm reduction

Better Syringe Designs Could Nearly Eradicate Global Annual HIV Infections from Syringe Sharing Within Eight Years

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Newswise (press release)
16 January 2013
Economic & social inequality

Africa: Study Confirms Role of Road Networks in HIV Spread

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AllAfrica
14 January 2013
Women

How Men in South Africa Are Trying to Stop Violence Against Women

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The Atlantic
7 January 2013
Epidemiology & behaviour

Rich Kenyans hardest hit by HIV, says study

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Daily Nation
17 December 2012
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

New study shows structural factors play major role in access to HIV services for gay men worldwide

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MSMGF
30 November 2012
Economic & social inequality

Does Muslim religion have an impact on HIV transmission?

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BMJ Group blogs
8 November 2012
Women

South African women who seek goods and services from sexual partners more likely to become HIV positive within two years

News
1 November 2012
Drug policy & policing

Ten Years After Decriminalization, Drug Abuse Down by Half in Portugal

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Forbes Magazine
31 October 2012
Money

For many destitute Kenyans, illegal sales of anti-HIV drugs only means of survival

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The Asahi Shimbun
29 October 2012
Sex workers

EAST AFRICA: Sex workers need help too

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IRIN Plus News
22 October 2012
Treatment outcomes & life expectancy

Huge differences in HIV mortality rates in US according to race, social and economic status

News
19 October 2012
Health services & systems

Nairobi Workshop Creates Hope for HIV Patients in Emergencies

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UNHCR
5 September 2012
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

What kind of prevention do gay men need?

News
6 August 2012
Violence

Depending on how it's defined, between 13% and 46% of American gay men report intimate partner violence

News
3 August 2012
Behaviour change interventions

Poverty-targeted cash transfers are reducing some HIV risk behaviours

News
31 July 2012
Sex workers

Why do surveys show that female sex workers have 14 times the risk of having HIV as other women?

News
31 July 2012
HIV prevention policy

What science can't yet treat: HIV's impact on minorities, poor

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The News Tribune
27 July 2012