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UN warns HIV infections could rise more than 6 times if US funding cut
The United Nations AIDS agency warned Monday HIV infections could rise more than six times if funding from the U.S. is cut.
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Tenofovir-treated HIV associated with increased CKD rate for adults in Tanzania
Adults in Tanzania living with HIV and taking tenofovir have a higher rate of chronic kidney disease vs. those without the ...
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South Africa: Explainer - HIV, HPV and Cervical Cancer
South Africa has one of the highest HIV rates in the world, with 8-million people estimated to be living with the virus. While many people are aware of the link between HIV and Tuberculosis (TB), ...
Sexually transmitted infections are spiking in the U.S. & Georgia ranks among the highest
Following national trends, Georgia’s STI statistics are on the rise, and this state’s young people are the most affected by ...
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Ghanaian youth urged to make responsible choices this Valentine’s Day
The Ghana HIV and AIDS Network (GHANET) has urged the youth to exercise caution during this year’s Valentine’s Day ...
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Georgia leads in U.S. HIV cases. Here’s why the lifesaving drug PrEP faces barriers in the state.
Preexposure prophylaxis, known as PrEP, reduces the risk of new HIV infections through sex by 99% and among injectable drug ...
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Biden rule cleared hurdles to lifesaving HIV drug, but in Georgia barriers remain
Preexposure prophylaxis, known as PrEP, reduces the risk of new HIV infections through sex by 99% and among injectable drug ...
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High risk populations and HIV-1 infection in China
Although HIV infection has been mainly reported among ... including large numbers of CSWs, low rates of condom use during commercial sex, and concurrent sex with both CSWs and noncommercial ...
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OP-ED: The urgent need for greater access to HIV prevention and treatment in the Black community
and Black women accounted for 51% of new HIV infections among women. Despite these disproportionately high rates of infection and although they could greatly benefit from the highly effective HIV ...