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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.

The search for a cure

New molecular scissors cut out lingering HIV—maybe once and for all

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Ars Technica
24 February 2016
New & experimental HIV treatments

Dose-finding trials of antibody-based drugs for HIV prevention will start soon

News
24 February 2016
New & experimental HIV treatments

Long-acting injectable cabotegravir + rilpivirine works well as HIV maintenance therapy

News
23 February 2016
Cardiovascular disease

Early antiretroviral therapy has no impact on marker of early cardiovascular disease

News
23 February 2016
Neurological & cognitive problems

Women and African Americans with HIV have a higher risk of stroke

News
23 February 2016
Bone & joint problems

Tenofovir treatment raises the risk of broken bones

News
23 February 2016
PrEP

Israeli Health Ministry Approves Pre-exposure Prophylaxis for HIV

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Haaretz
23 February 2016
Improving HIV care

Dying from a treatable disease: HIV and the men we neglect

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The Conversation
23 February 2016
Pharmaceutical industry

Bristol-Myers Squibb completes previously announced sale of its HIV R&D portfolio to ViiV Healthcare

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Bristol-Myers Squibb press release
23 February 2016
Pharmaceutical industry

Study finds access to high-priced medicines may differ across EU

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Health Action International
23 February 2016
HIV prevention policy

£111m cuts will spark public health crisis in London, warns Sadiq Khan

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Evening Standard
23 February 2016
Finance & funding

The UK’s LGBT Charities Are Under Threat

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i-D
23 February 2016
People & personal stories

Charlie Sheen did more for HIV education than most UN events do. There's a lesson in that.

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Vox
22 February 2016
Vaginal rings & topical PrEP

Vaginal rings containing antiretroviral moderately effective in preventing HIV – but not in the youngest women

News
22 February 2016
New & experimental HIV treatments

Once-daily Isentress non-inferior to twice-daily dose

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Merck press release
22 February 2016
Cancer

US: Vaccine Has Sharply Reduced HPV in Teenage Girls, Study Says

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New York Times
22 February 2016
Exposure to HIV through medical procedures

Cambodia: Doctor Denies Spreading HIV in Latest Outbreak

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Cambodia Daily
22 February 2016
Exposure to HIV through medical procedures

Cambodia: Needle demand too high

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Phnom Penh Post
22 February 2016
Types of HIV tests

Study compares tests to detect acute HIV infection

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Eurekalert Medicine & Health
22 February 2016
HIV & criminal law

Switzerland: Two alleged HIV transmission convictions this month despite many positive changes in law

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HIV Justice Network
22 February 2016
HIV prevention policy

Sex, syringes and the HIV epidemic Russia can no longer ignore

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The Guardian
22 February 2016
Menopause

Ask the Experts: Meno-POZ

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CATIE
22 February 2016
TB diagnosis

Blood test could transform tuberculosis diagnosis, help monitor treatment effectiveness

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Stanford Medical Center Report
22 February 2016
People who inject drugs

Should we focus hepatitis C treatment on some injectors and not others?

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Drug & Alcohol Findings
22 February 2016