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Data on the spread and control of HIV in different parts of the world. Epidemiology is concerned with the frequency, patterns and determinants of infections and other health events in a population.

Government, leadership & policy

Tanzania: HIV Deaths Drop By 50 Per Cent

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AllAfrica
12 August 2021
HIV treatment for children & young people

New report reveals stark inequalities in access to HIV prevention and treatment services for children—partners call for urgent action

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UNAIDS
22 July 2021
Transgender people

How can HIV research better align with the realities of transgender and gender-diverse people?

News
22 July 2021
Epidemiology

What is happening to Persons Living With HIV as the pandemic continues to ravage the Philipines?

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Manila Standard
23 June 2021
Government, leadership & policy

Community-Based Organizations Step Up to Confront HIV in Southern States

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JAMA
7 June 2021
Global health targets

Forty years on and new UNAIDS report gives evidence that we can end AIDS

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UNAIDS
3 June 2021
Epidemiology

US: Hopeful signs of progress in HIV prevention, but gains remain uneven

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
28 May 2021
Global health targets

New report highlights global progress on reducing HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections and signals need for renewed efforts to reach 2030 targets

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World Health Organization
24 May 2021
Epidemiology

Continued decline in number of people diagnosed with HIV in New Zealand

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Medical Xpress
15 May 2021
People who inject drugs

Health officials struggle to contain Boston HIV outbreak

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Boston Globe
22 April 2021
Access to healthcare

Uganda: HIV Infection Rates Drop - Experts

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AllAfrica
20 April 2021
Transgender people

Transgender Women Urgently Need More HIV Prevention and Treatment Services, New CDC Data Show

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
16 April 2021
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

HIV Genetic Data is Tracked and Shared. It’s Creepy and Dangerous.

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My Fabulous Disease
14 April 2021
People who inject drugs

CDC: West Virginia HIV wave could be ‘tip of the iceberg’

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Associated Press
19 March 2021
Epidemiology

Pronounced racial HIV disparities persist in the US, with some signs of slow improvement

News
9 March 2021
Health problems & ageing

By 2030, a quarter of people taking HIV treatment in the US will be over 65 and most will have multiple health concerns

News
8 March 2021
Epidemiology

Among Women in the U.S., Race and Place Play an Outsized Role in New HIV Infections

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TheBodyPro
4 March 2021
HIV prevention policy

Clients of female sex workers play a ‘fundamental role’ in South Africa’s HIV epidemic

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Avert
1 March 2021
Starting treatment

US: Time from entering HIV care to ART prescription has decreased by more than 90%

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Healio
25 January 2021
PrEP programmes & uptake

Huge fall in new HIV infections after roll-out of PrEP in Scotland

News
21 January 2021
Confidentiality, consent & medical ethics

Molecular HIV surveillance: friend or foe?

News
18 January 2021
People & personal stories

Anthony Fauci: “I don’t do this because I’m a hero. I do it because it’s necessary.”

News
14 January 2021
Epidemiology

Ireland: Fall in number of people diagnosed with HIV or STIs

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Irish Examiner
13 January 2021
Sex workers

Rates of HIV in female sex workers in Kenya decreased by two-thirds over a ten-year period

News
11 January 2021