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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

New & experimental HIV treatments

FDA Approves Juluca, the First Two-Drug HIV Regimen

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Poz
22 November 2017
Diagnosing infants & children

Second HIV test helps prevent incorrect HIV diagnosis in infants

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EurekAlert (press release)
22 November 2017
Infant feeding

Despite reassuring data, we can’t yet say U=U for breastfeeding

News
22 November 2017

HIV update - 22nd November 2017

November 2017
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Avon and Somerset police branded ‘disgusting’ for HIV ‘misinformation’ over spit hoods

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Bristol Post
21 November 2017
Pharmaceutical industry

European Medicines Agency will move to Amsterdam

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Science
21 November 2017
Cardiovascular disease

Risk of chronic kidney disease and cardiovascular disease in people with HIV should be assessed together

News
21 November 2017
Human rights

Achieving HIV Targets through Human Rights Instruments

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MSMGF
20 November 2017
HIV prevention policy

China focuses on strengthening HIV prevention

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UNAIDS
20 November 2017
TB epidemiology

No end in sight for TB

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Health-e
20 November 2017
Access to healthcare

UNAIDS announces nearly 21 million people living with HIV now on treatment

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UNAIDS press release
20 November 2017
HIV & criminal law

Police accused of exaggerating risks of HIV to introduce spit guards

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The Guardian
20 November 2017
Transmission & prevention

Schistosomiasis increases risk of infection with HIV, especially for women and is also associated with a higher HIV viral load

News
20 November 2017
History of HIV & AIDS

A preoccupation with “patient zero” stimulated, but may also have stymied, early efforts to understand AIDS

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Science
20 November 2017
Tuberculosis & HIV

Stigma surrounding tuberculosis keeps patients from services, worsens health risks, but remains largely unmeasured, unaddressed

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Science Speaks
20 November 2017
Harm reduction

Harm Reduction Beyond Numbers

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Drug Reporter
20 November 2017
Improving HIV care

Review identifies aspects of healthcare most valued by people with HIV

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CATIE
19 November 2017
HIV & criminal law

Daryll Rowe guilty – but is criminal law the right way to stop the spread of HIV?

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The Conversation
19 November 2017
Behaviour change interventions

PrEP campaigns must include youth, communities of color

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San Francisco Examiner
19 November 2017
HIV treatment

Top 10 HIV Clinical Developments of 2017

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The Body Pro
19 November 2017
Activism & civil society

This year's 30 charity leaders on social media: be bold to succeed

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The Guardian
17 November 2017
Transmission & prevention

This World AIDS Day there is cause to celebrate

News
17 November 2017
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

12 Gay Men Living With HIV Explain What It Means To Be Undetectable

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HuffPost
17 November 2017
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Marijuana Could Be Huge for Treating HIV

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VICE
17 November 2017