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Roger joined aidsmap in 2008 and was Managing Editor from 2018 to 2024. As a freelancer, he now edits aidsmap’s news and conference coverage, as well as working on updates to About HIV pages. He is also a contributing science editor for TheBodyPro, a freelance journalist for The Lancet HIV, and a medical writer helping researchers prepare articles for peer-reviewed journals. He began working on HIV at Gay Men Fighting AIDS in the mid-1990s.

African migrants

Rate of undiagnosed HIV remains high among black African heterosexuals in London

News
14 May 2019
History of HIV & AIDS

Robert Rayford Died of HIV 50 Years Ago: We Are Still Failing Queer Youth of Color

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Newsweek
13 May 2019
PrEP science

Some people may have genes that hamper a drug's HIV protection

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Science News
13 May 2019
Cancer

Should Gay Men Be Getting Anal Pap Smears?

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Slate
13 May 2019
HIV & criminal law

Zimbabwe: HIV/Aids transmission law repeal approved by Cabinet

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Bulawayo24 News
13 May 2019
Diagnosing infants & children

Point-of-care technology for early infant HIV diagnosis speeds up return of HIV test results

News
13 May 2019
Viral load

Abbott gets WHO prequalification for point-of-care HIV test

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Med Tech Drive
12 May 2019
PrEP policies & guidelines

Five Reasons the Gilead Giveaway is a Steaming Pile of Truvada

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My Fabulous Disease
12 May 2019
Alcohol

Increasing Alcohol Consumption Linked to Worsening HIV Severity

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Medscape (requires free registration)
12 May 2019
Pharmaceutical industry

Teva and Other Generic Drugmakers Inflated Prices Up to 1,000%, State Prosecutors Say

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New York Times
12 May 2019
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

Nigel Farage stands by claim that people with HIV should be banned from UK

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Pink News
12 May 2019
PrEP policies & guidelines

Fifty new HIV diagnoses at Dean Street linked to caps on IMPACT study

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HIV i-Base
10 May 2019
Ethnic & cultural minorities

Black women in the USA continue to be disproportionately affected by HIV, but there’s evidence that the gap may be slowly starting to close

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AVERT
10 May 2019
Exposure to HIV through medical procedures

Why the infected blood enquiry matters

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National AIDS Trust
10 May 2019
Epidemiology & behaviour

UK couples having less frequent sex than 10 years ago

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NHS Behind the Headlines
10 May 2019
Discrimination & the law

US: HHS Rule Allows Religious Discrimination in Health Care

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Pride Source
10 May 2019
Access to healthcare

Mexican official resigns as HIV drug shortage sparks outcry

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Reuters
10 May 2019
Retention & linkage to care

Cash Incentives, Peer Support May Not Incentivize HCV Treatment

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MD Magazine
10 May 2019
PrEP policies & guidelines

Generic PrEP to Arrive in September 2020, but Will Big Savings Follow?

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Poz
10 May 2019
Sexually transmitted infections prevention

NIH Awards Will Advance Development of Vaccines for Sexually Transmitted Infections

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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
10 May 2019
Pharmaceutical industry

Gilead Will Donate Truvada to U.S. for H.I.V. Prevention

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The New York Times
10 May 2019
TB transmission & prevention

The TB in the air we breathe

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Spotlight
10 May 2019
Finance & funding

Rapid adoption of generic HIV drugs could save NHS £7 billion by 2033

News
10 May 2019
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

Stop doubting the evidence – people living with HIV and on effective treatment cannot pass it on

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Thomson Reuters Foundation
9 May 2019