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HIV disproportionately affects individuals and communities who face challenges in terms of poverty, employment, housing, education, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and gender-based violence. These social forces limit engagement with health care, create vulnerability to HIV infection and drive the HIV epidemic.

Epidemiology & behaviour

Intimate partner violence increases a woman’s risk of acquiring HIV

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24 November 2023
Economic & social inequality

Social determinants of health result in staggering AIDS inequalities in Brazil

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28 September 2023
Economic & social inequality

Competing priorities impact HIV treatment adherence for South Africans with low incomes

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13 September 2023
Homeless people

Homelessness linked to 44% lower odds of progressing through HIV care cascade

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5 September 2023
Telling people you have HIV

Being outed associated with sevenfold increase in violence related to HIV status for women living with HIV in highly criminalised Canada

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14 August 2023
Heterosexual men

Social network intervention increases HIV self-testing among African fishermen by 50%

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27 July 2023
Economic & social inequality

Intersecting social factors and forms of oppression create disparities in HIV viral suppression

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14 July 2023
News about NAM

Health & Power: challenging race-based health inequalities

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15 May 2023
Migrants, refugees & displaced people

Geographic mobility impacts vulnerability to HIV among gay and bisexual Latino migrants to the US

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5 May 2023
Neurological & cognitive problems

Both medical and social factors linked with accelerated brain ageing in people living with HIV

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2 May 2023
Economic & social inequality

Most people who died of mpox in the US were Black gay men with advanced HIV

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17 April 2023
Transgender people

Links between intimate partner violence and HIV risk among transgender women require trans-affirming health and social services

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21 December 2022
HIV prevention policy

The US needs more structural interventions to address the effects of systemic racism in HIV

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14 December 2022
Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

The people who need injectable HIV drugs most are the ones who can’t get them, BHIVA told

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7 December 2022
Epidemiology

Heavy rain and floods pave the way for higher HIV prevalence

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6 December 2022
Epidemiology & behaviour

Communities in Africa twice as likely to have HIV when mines open nearby

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18 October 2022
Economic & social inequality

Food insecurity among women in sub-Saharan Africa doubles the risk of HIV acquisition

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26 September 2022
HIV & criminal law

Systemic stigma: Tennessee’s anti-HIV law enforcement targets people of colour, trans people, and poor people

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12 September 2022
Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

Long-acting cabotegravir and rilpivirine may be feasible for people without viral suppression

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23 August 2022
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

The challenges integrating U=U into HIV care around the world

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17 August 2022
Epidemiology & behaviour

Adolescents and women who experience violence more likely to get HIV and less likely to control it

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2 August 2022
Support issues for children & young people

‘Flourishing’ is a social determinant of health for children and young people

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2 August 2022
Human rights

Educating police on harm reduction can help to prevent HIV and fatal overdoses

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31 July 2022
Government, leadership & policy

HIV treatment adherence may be another casualty of climate change

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8 July 2022