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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

Hepatitis C treatment

Grazoprevir triple regimen demonstrates high cure rates, even for hard-to-treat people

News
25 November 2016
People & personal stories

World AIDS Day

News
25 November 2016
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

New antiretroviral drugs decrease chances of HIV sexual transmission

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Bellvitge Biomedical Research Institute (IDIBELL)
24 November 2016
Treatment guidelines

Kiwi HIV patients 'denied access to medication'

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Newshub
24 November 2016
Drug policy & policing

How Much of a Disaster Will Trump's Drug Policies Be?

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Vice
24 November 2016
Epidemiology & behaviour

UNAIDS: Young African women are especially vulnerable to HIV/AIDS

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Science
23 November 2016
Hepatitis C treatment

People with HIV/HCV co-infection see good cure rates in real-world practice in Madrid

News
23 November 2016
Behaviour change interventions

French HIV-prevention campaign for gay men heads to court

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Politico
23 November 2016

HIV update - 23th November 2016

November 2016
Clinical trials

Could the FDA be dismantled under Trump?

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STAT
22 November 2016
Drug policy & policing

It's time to decriminalize drugs, commission report says

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The Guardian
22 November 2016
History of HIV & AIDS

The AIDS Fight: Andrew Sullivan on a History of the Movement

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New York Times
22 November 2016
PrEP

Argument over funding HIV PrEP drug reveals reluctance to tackle the realities of gay sex

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The Independent
22 November 2016
People who inject drugs

Chemsex and slamming “suffused with romantic, emotional and communal attachments”

News
22 November 2016
HIV testing programmes & uptake

In 1983, I Used A False Name To Get Tested For HIV - Today, It’s Something To Be Proud Of

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Huffington Post
21 November 2016
HIV & criminal law

Australian advocates unanimously condemn ‘pointless’ HIV spit test

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Star Observer
21 November 2016
PrEP

Aid groups grapple with stigmatization in HIV prophylaxis roll-out

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Devex
21 November 2016
People & personal stories

One man’s story of what it is like to find out he has HIV and how it’s not a death sentence

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Metro
21 November 2016
Global health targets

UNAIDS announces 18.2 million people on antiretroviral therapy, but warns that 15–24 years of age is a highly dangerous time for young women

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UNAIDS
21 November 2016
Economic & social inequality

Researchers examine how drug policy impacts HIV vulnerability among African-Americans

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EurekAlert
21 November 2016
Global health initiatives

Will quackery guide Trump's global health policy?

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Bhekisisa
21 November 2016
Cardiovascular disease

Stopping a Silent Killer: Know the Facts About Heart Disease and HIV

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Positively Aware
21 November 2016
Government, leadership & policy

What's at Stake in Trump's America? HIV Community Leaders Share Their Opinions

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The Body
21 November 2016
New & experimental HIV treatments

ViiV Healthcare launches phase III programme to evaluate a long-acting, injectable HIV treatment regimen

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ViiV press release
21 November 2016