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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.

Injectable & long-acting PrEP

Gilead cranks up Yeztugo first-year sales forecast to $1B on 'unprecedented launch trajectory'

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FiercePharma

11 May 2026

Government, leadership & policy

Canada: Manitoba declares public health emergency as HIV rates rise

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CBC

11 May 2026

Vaccinations & immunisations

British Columbia study underscores the importance of the shingles vaccine for people with HIV

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CATIE

12 May 2026

Activism & civil society

Fearless in the face of financial cuts: Alex Garner on HIV advocacy in 2026

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Los Angeles Blade

13 May 2026

Sexually transmitted infections prevention

Study shows doxyPEP’s diminished effectiveness against gonorrhea

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CIDRAP

13 May 2026

Behaviour change interventions

We Call Them “Hard to Reach.” They Just Don’t Respond to Us.

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AIDS United

13 May 2026

PrEP programmes & uptake

Sharing is caring: HIV prevention pills are being shared in PrEP ‘Stokvels'

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Health-E News

13 May 2026

Modelling study predicts PrEP efficacy driven by drug levels in cells: results in men match those previously reported in women

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i-Base

13 May 2026

Global health targets

HIV goals for 2030: England on-target for HIV-related mortality but not for diagnoses

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i-Base

14 May 2026

Sexually transmitted infections prevention

WHO issues first recommendation on doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis to help prevent sexually transmitted infections

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World Health Organization

19 May 2026

People & personal stories

My diagnosis seemed like a death sentence – how have I survived for another 40 years?

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The Guardian

20 May 2026

Injectable & long-acting PrEP

Misinformation is coming for the anti-HIV jab. Let’s get ahead of it

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Bhekisisa

25 May 2026

Quality of life

Quality of Life in People Aging With HIV: Long-Term Study Insights

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TheBodyPro

25 May 2026

People & personal stories

R.I.P. Kiara St. James, Influential Transgender and HIV Advocate in New York

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POZ

25 May 2026

Activism & civil society

Former HIV Scotland boss ordered to repay embezzled £5,000 to similar charity

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HeraldScotland

25 May 2026

Sexually transmitted infections epidemiology

ECDC warns of growing spread of multidrug-resistant Shigella in Europe

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European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)

25 May 2026

Activism & civil society

Health Is Primary

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POZ

25 May 2026

The search for a cure

Can Gene Therapy Control HIV? Steven Deeks, M.D., Explains the Science—and the Caveats

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TheBodyPro

25 May 2026

People with limited treatment options

Can Long-Acting Regimens Solve Virologic Failure in Heavily Treatment-Experienced People With HIV?

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TheBodyPro

28 May 2026

Government, leadership & policy

“High public health treason”: LGBTQ+ advocates rage over Trump CDC removing mpox webpage

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LGBTQ Nation

28 May 2026

Injectable & long-acting PrEP

A Powerful H.I.V. Drug Lands in Zambia. But Will It Reach Those Who Need It?

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The New York Times (requires free registration)

28 May 2026

Retention & linkage to care

The Peer Coaching Program Getting Men Back on HIV/AIDS Treatment in South Africa

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Gates Foundation

28 May 2026

People & personal stories

My brother’s HIV seemed under control. So why did he die?

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The Irish Times

1 June 2026

South Africa: Why pharmacists still can’t prescribe ARVs, months after court gave the green light

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Spotlight

2 June 2026