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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).

Heterosexual men

HIV in South Africa: why rolling out a groundbreaking new shot will miss a critical group of men

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The Conversation
2 June 2026
Homeless people

It’s Time to Think Differently About the Link Between HIV and Homelessness

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TheBodyPro
2 June 2026
HIV in the arts & media

Tenderness and Rage: how groups affected by HIV found power, comfort and joy in Aids activism

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The Guardian
2 June 2026
Chemsex & recreational drug use

BHIVA 2026: Chemsex services: needs, data and how to help

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i-Base
2 June 2026
Human rights

People ‘panicking’ as Ghana passes sweeping law criminalising LGBTQ+ activity

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The Guardian
2 June 2026
Sexually transmitted infections epidemiology

England: STIs fall with syphilis among gay and bisexual men lowest in a decade

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UK Health Security Agency
2 June 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

How Well Is Lenacapavir PrEP Working in the Real World? It’s Complicated.

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TheBodyPro
6 June 2026
Behaviour change interventions

Are Financial Incentives for HIV Care a Good Idea?

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TheBodyPro
6 June 2026
Ageing & HIV

HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day: Survivors Gather in Sitges to Preserve Stories and Shape the Future

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EATG
6 June 2026
Global health initiatives

New Change to PEPFAR Will Slash CDC's Presence Abroad

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MedPage Today
6 June 2026
Health problems & ageing

HIV and the Gut: What You Need to Know

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TheBody
6 June 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

Lenacapavir (Yeytuo) injected every six months approved for HIV prevention in Canada

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CATIE
6 June 2026
Government, leadership & policy

Malawi’s civil society is shaping health systems that last

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Frontline AIDS
6 June 2026
Menopause

HIV Menopause Care Needs Earlier Clinician Conversations

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European Medical Journal
6 June 2026
Access to healthcare

US: Health Groups Unhappy With Medicaid Work Requirement Interim Rule

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MedPage Today
6 June 2026
Global health initiatives

Activists Arrested Protesting Secretary Rubio’s New Attacks on Lifesaving Global AIDS and Health Programs During Senate Foreign Relations Committee Testimony

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Health GAP (Global Access Project)
6 June 2026
HIV & criminal law

Louisiana Enacts Significant Reform of HIV Exposure Law

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The Center for HIV Law and Policy
6 June 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

South Africa Helped Create Lenacapavir, Gilead Should Not Decide Who Gets It

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African Alliance
6 June 2026
Injectable & long-acting PrEP

All you need to know about the jab that could dramatically reduce new HIV infections in South Africa

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Spotlight
6 June 2026
HIV in the arts & media

Russell T Davies says Tip Toe is ‘natural legacy’ of It’s A Sin as HIV portrayal praised

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Pink News
6 June 2026
Global health initiatives

When U.S. foreign aid changed, AIDS workers in Africa felt it

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NPR
8 June 2026
Clinical trials

CAR-T Trial Access Lower for People With HIV

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European Medical Journal
8 June 2026
Neurological & cognitive problems

HIV enters the brain and doesn’t leave – paradoxically, drugs intended to reduce brain inflammation increase virus levels

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The Conversation
8 June 2026
Viral load

Most cases of HIV persistence in blood following treatment explained by defective copies of the virus

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EurekAlert!
8 June 2026