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Roger joined NAM in 2008 as an Editor and became Managing Editor in 2018. He is responsible for co-ordinating the editorial content of aidsmap.com, including news coverage and patient information materials. His involvement in HIV work began at Gay Men Fighting AIDS in the mid-1990s. Twitter: @RogerPebody

TB treatment

TB Treatment May Leave Some Patients Contagious

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New York Times
9 April 2018
PrEP

What is PrEP on-demand dosing and is it suitable for me?

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Gay Star News
9 April 2018
Circumcision

Peer Influence, Better HIV Counseling Could Encourage More Boys in Africa To Be Circumcised

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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
9 April 2018
Harm reduction

Needle and Syringe Programs in Australia: Peer-led Best Practice

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Australian Injecting & Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL)
9 April 2018
How HIV works

Has Basic Science in HIV Research Stalled?

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MedPage Today
9 April 2018
Women

Women and HIV: invisible no longer

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Terrence Higgins Trust
9 April 2018
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Non-consensual sex is a recurrent problem in the chemsex environment

News
9 April 2018
History of HIV & AIDS

Giant condoms and buckets of fake blood: the true story of Aids activists Act Up

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The Guardian
6 April 2018
Global health targets

Test and treat showing results in Uganda and Zambia

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UNAIDS
6 April 2018
Adherence

Violence a major driver for teens not taking their HIV treatment

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AVERT
6 April 2018
Drug-resistant TB

Study finds more than 80 percent of patients needing WHO recommended last resort treatment for drug-resistant TB not getting it

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Science Speaks
6 April 2018
Telling people you have HIV

I’m Completely Open About Having HIV – But Not On Grindr

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Huffington Post
6 April 2018
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Grindr’s HIV data-sharing has betrayed the LGBTQ world

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The Guardian
6 April 2018
Dating, relationships & feelings

We need to talk about how Grindr is affecting gay men’s mental health

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Vox
5 April 2018
Low CD4 count

REALITY study shows which HIV-positive people with very low CD4 cell counts are at highest risk of dying soon after starting treatment

News
5 April 2018
PrEP

My PrEP story: Leander

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Prepster
4 April 2018
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Grindr was a safe space for gay men. Its HIV status leak betrayed us.

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The Guardian
4 April 2018
Treatment guidelines

U.S. Guidelines Panel Strongly Recommends Gilead’s HIV Regimen Biktarvy

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Poz
4 April 2018
Pregnancy and vertical transmission

Giving birth has become less dangerous in South Africa

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Bhekisisa
4 April 2018
Hepatitis C treatment

8-week course of Zepatier cures acute HCV in people with HIV

News
4 April 2018
Self-testing & home testing

National HIV self-sampling service: 2 year service report

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Public Health England
4 April 2018
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Grindr Sets Off Privacy Firestorm After Sharing Users’ H.I.V.-Status Data

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New York Times
4 April 2018
Cardiovascular disease

Increased Risk for Abdominal Obesity Found in People Living With HIV

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Infectious Disease Advisor
4 April 2018
Circumcision

Peer influence, better HIV counseling could encourage boys in Africa to be circumcised

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EurekAlert
4 April 2018