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Post-exposure prophylaxis involves taking a 28-day course of anti-HIV drugs, after possible exposure to HIV. It may be used by healthcare workers (occupational PEP) or after sex (post-exposure prophylaxis after sexual exposure, PEPSE, also known as non-occupational PEP or nPEP).

Access to healthcare

To Knock Down Health-System Hurdles Between You and HIV Prevention, Try These 6 Things

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KFF Health News
9 January 2026
Hepatitis B

Updated HBV treatment guideline ‘more permissive’ than prior guidance

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Healio
9 January 2026
Hepatitis B

New hepatitis B drug could help ‘functionally cure’ some patients

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Science Magazine
12 January 2026
Global health initiatives

After a year of chaos, US CDC’s global health work hangs in the balance

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Devex (requires free registration)
12 January 2026
Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

Lenacapavir Resistance May Impair HIV Fitness

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POZ
12 January 2026
Global health initiatives

Copper for HIV drugs: Inside Trump’s new aid trade

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The Telegraph
12 January 2026
Health problems & ageing

History of Skin Disorders Is Still Common Among People With HIV, U.S. Study Finds

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TheBodyPro
15 January 2026
TB treatment

TB and HIV treatments are not enough for a full immune recovery

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EurekAlert!
15 January 2026
Global health initiatives

Germany charts a new course for global aid

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Devex (requires free registration)
15 January 2026
Pharmaceutical industry

Details Matter When Casting People Living with HIV

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My Fabulous Disease
15 January 2026
Access to healthcare

US: PrEP Users Applaud CVS and Gilead Agreement on Yeztugo

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PrEP4All
15 January 2026
Sexually transmitted infections prevention

Scientists in France assess antibiotic resistance in people who use doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis (doxyPEP)

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CATIE
15 January 2026
Circumcision

KwaZulu Natl rolls out controversial circumcision device amid safety concerns

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GroundUp News
15 January 2026
HIV in the arts & media

The Morning After: new podcast interviews with UK community activists

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i-Base
26 January 2026
Employment

US military ban on HIV-positive enlistees could set dangerous precedent, experts warn

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Advocate
26 January 2026
Access to healthcare

New US research: Out of thousands, only 42 people started long-acting injectable PrEP

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San Francisco AIDS Foundation
26 January 2026
Coronavirus

Solving Long COVID: How Decades of HIV Research Paved the Way

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University of California San Francisco
26 January 2026
Combatting stigma

Dealing With HIV-Related Discrimination or Stigma in a Health Care Setting

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POZ
26 January 2026
Improving HIV care

Tips for Providers on Preventing HIV Stigma and Discrimination

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POZ
26 January 2026
Combatting stigma

Tips for Patients on Preventing or Responding to Medical-Related Stigma and Discrimination

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POZ
26 January 2026
History of HIV & AIDS

‘A cash advance on your death’: the strange, morbid world of Aids profiteering

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The Guardian
26 January 2026
Activism & civil society

Malcolm Reid Leans Into His Maturity as an HIV Leader

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My Fabulous Disease
26 January 2026
Improving HIV care

What HIV Clinics Can Learn From a Geriatric Care Program That Struggled—Then Succeeded

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TheBodyPro
26 January 2026
Starting treatment

Early initiation of HIV treatment reduces subsequent risk for cancers unrelated to AIDS

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CATIE
26 January 2026