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Some countries have used the criminal law to prosecute people living with HIV who have – or are believed to have – put others at risk of acquiring HIV. Some countries’ laws criminalise people who do not disclose their HIV status to sexual partners as well as actual cases of HIV transmission.   

The search for a cure

Why some people naturally control HIV even after stopping therapy - and how we can leverage that to treat others

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EurekAlert!
23 March 2026
Neurological & cognitive problems

Long American study explores trends in dementia among people with and without HIV

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CATIE
24 March 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

The Launch of Lenacapavir in Zambia

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AVAC
25 March 2026
Bad science & bogus treatments

HIV/AIDS Denialism Is Back, Courtesy of Joe Rogan

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McGill Office for Science and Society
25 March 2026
Finance & funding

Florida Restores Access to Low-Cost H.I.V. Medications After Uproar

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The New York Times (requires free registration)
26 March 2026
Sexually transmitted infections epidemiology

Increase in drug-resistant Shigella cases among gay and bisexual men

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UK Health Security Agency
26 March 2026
Activism & civil society

In This Moment of Crisis, Peter Staley Urges the HIV Community to Act Together

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TheBody
27 March 2026
Cardiovascular disease

Even Low HIV Load Can Double Heart Disease Risk

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Medscape (requires free registration)
30 March 2026
HIV & criminal law

'Take the Test, Risk Arrest': Why Some HIV-Positive Americans Are Still Forced to Register as Sex Offenders

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Uncloseted Media
30 March 2026
Opportunistic infections

Herpes Zoster Incidence Remains Elevated for People With HIV, and at Younger Ages

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TheBodyPro
30 March 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

Solving the PrEP Access Problem, One Subscription at a Time

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TheBodyPro
30 March 2026
Activism & civil society

AIDSWatch 2026: Highlights From the HIV Advocacy Event on the Hill

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POZ
30 March 2026
Global health initiatives

Lesotho organisations push back against US health deal

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GroundUp News
31 March 2026
People & personal stories

Demetre Daskalakis gets back to his roots

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POZ
31 March 2026
HIV in the arts & media

Writes & Wrongs: Graphic Novel “Bitter Pill” Reimagines AIDS Icon Randy Shilts

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POZ
31 March 2026
Employment

U.S. Military: Still Fighting to Serve

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POZ
31 March 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

Gilead refuses to sell groundbreaking HIV prevention drug to MSF

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Médecins Sans Frontières
31 March 2026
Global health initiatives

Is Trump killing the heralded U.S. effort to help the world battle HIV?

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Science
31 March 2026
Coronavirus

Does HIV Status Affect Long COVID Manifestations?

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Medscape (requires free registration)
1 April 2026
Human rights

Senegal: President signs off on LGBTQ law doubling maximum jail term for same-sex relations

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Deutsche Welle
1 April 2026
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Antidepressant Reduces Meth Addiction in Trial

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MedPage Today
1 April 2026
People & personal stories

Farewell, Stephen Lewis, the man who shamed the world into seeing Africa's Aids catastrophe

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Daily Maverick
1 April 2026
Finance & funding

With US Aid Slashed, Nigerian HIV Volunteers Went Door‑to‑door to Keep Patients Alive

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Medscape (requires free registration)
1 April 2026
New & experimental HIV treatments

Gilead cancels midstage HIV trial as FDA’s clinical hold remains intact

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FierceBiotech
2 April 2026