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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

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
Violence

Adolescents and women who experience violence more likely to get HIV and less likely to control it

News
2 August 2022
Support issues for children & young people

‘Flourishing’ is a social determinant of health for children and young people

News
2 August 2022
Human rights

Educating police on harm reduction can help to prevent HIV and fatal overdoses

News
31 July 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
Climate change

HIV treatment adherence may be another casualty of climate change

News
8 July 2022
Improving HIV care

Person-centred practices help Black and Latina women living with HIV stay in care and on treatment

News
1 July 2022
Violence

Meta-analysis reveals the high global prevalence of intimate partner violence among people living with HIV

News
15 June 2022
HIV & criminal law

Canadian HIV criminalisation laws increase violence against women living with HIV

News
8 June 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
Diabetes

Women with HIV at greater risk of diabetes than men

News
19 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
Self-testing & home testing

Richer Kenyans prefer to test for HIV at home – MoH survey

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The Star
8 May 2022
Support issues for children & young people

How family issues influence adolescents to disengage from HIV care

News
3 May 2022
Climate change

Climate change reduces HIV treatment adherence in Africa

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Africa Health Research Institute
29 April 2022
Retention & linkage to care

South London clinics find the people lost to HIV care – and tell some of their stories

News
27 April 2022
Economic & social inequality

Pronounced socio-economic inequalities across multiple HIV indicators in 18 African countries

News
6 April 2022
Economic & social inequality

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

Editor's pick
POZ
18 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