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Finance & funding

Diminishing research dollars sparks disease comparisons, competition, while HIV advocates say now is not the time to ease efforts

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15 June 2015
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

African scientists on anti-homosexuality laws: Criminalization harms public health

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12 June 2015
Treatment guidelines

START findings highlight treatment divide

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28 May 2015
TB diagnosis

Large-scale study underscores value of routine Xpert testing on TB, MDR TB case finding

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28 May 2015
Drug-resistant TB

First all-oral XDR-TB drug regimen trial launches in South Africa

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15 May 2015
HIV testing programmes & uptake

Self-testing for HIV in low-income, high-incidence countries could save money, could improve outcomes . . . but it’s complicated, analysis finds

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10 April 2015
TB treatment

Ukraine: Concurrent treatment for HIV/TB co-infection breaks up “deadly alliance”

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30 March 2015
Drug-resistant TB

MSF: More than a quarter of MDR-TB cases in Swaziland not caught by “front line of defense” in fighting the disease

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20 March 2015
Task shifting

Health workforce shortage weakens AIDS response

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4 March 2015
TB treatment

CROI 2015: Trial to evaluate the use of health navigators to link HIV/TB patients to care and treatment fails to show positive results

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26 February 2015
TB treatment

TB drug candidate starts Phase 1 trial — first in six years

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20 February 2015
Global health initiatives

PEPFAR requires its programs to seek, use, document civil society input in planning

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16 February 2015
How HIV works

Small world: Study of HIV subtype’s global spread shows impacts of tourism, migration, policies

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23 January 2015
Sex workers

Want to change the course of HIV epidemics? Decriminalizing sex work could have greatest impact, researchers say

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7 January 2015
Global health initiatives

Congress adds $300 million to PEPFAR for FY15, in bill global health advocates say recognizes critical needs

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16 December 2014
Finance & funding

HIV dollars drop with waning philanthropic funds

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10 December 2014
Experiences of stigma

Rosemary Namubiru is free: A case of reckless, negligent reporting continues

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3 December 2014
Vaginal rings & topical PrEP

As strategies to prevent HIV and unintended pregnancies evolve, concepts of “multi-purpose technologies” raise a familiar question . . .

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14 November 2014
Men who have sex with men (MSM)

Uganda Parliament committee tries again with bill that would criminalize HIV prevention services

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11 November 2014
Transmission & prevention

HIV R4P: With combined HIV biomedical prevention approaches come optimism, circumspection

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5 November 2014
Tuberculosis & HIV

45th Union World Conference on Lung Health: TB activists speak out

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4 November 2014
Vaginal rings & topical PrEP

HIV R4P: Conference co-chair and “vaginal ecologist” Sharon Hillier talks about “the beautiful ecosystem,” and how to make it more resistant to HIV

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28 October 2014
HIV & criminal law

While Rosemary Namubiru awaits appeal hearing, Uganda’s HIV response, healthworkers living in Uganda with HIV face questionable future

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1 October 2014
Health services & systems

Why maps matter: Delivering the right HIV services in the right place at the right time

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9 September 2014