October 20th 2024
The late-breaking ID Week session reported on the once-weekly oral regimen being studied for use in people with HIV who are virologically suppressed.
Provider Stigma Can Prevent Injection Drug Users from Receiving HIV PrEP
November 13th 2021Bias against injection drug users can inhibit them from receiving potentially lifesaving care, such as HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). Community-based responses like syringe service programs help combat this stigma.
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Lack of Improvement in HIV Infections and Use Prevention Services Among PWID
November 8th 2021People who inject drugs (PWID) remain at risk of HIV infection, according to a recent report by the CDC, which found HIV infection and HIV-associated behaviors remained steady between 2015 and 2018.
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Contemporary Issues on the Treatment of Women Living with HIV in the US
October 19th 2021The increasing presence of multiple non-AIDS comorbidities in women and others living with HIV challenges clinicians to steer away from the approach of optimizing individual chronic conditions but to think more holistically.
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Perceptions of HIV Severity Raise Prevention Challenges Among MSM
September 13th 2021Changes in perceptions about the severity of HIV with advances in treatment and efforts to normalize living with the disease may create challenges for HIV prevention, a new study from the Netherlands suggests.
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