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Twice-yearly injectable PrEP is to be made available to two million people in low- and lower-middle-income countries, including Zimbabwe. Here’s all you need to know

HIV care is more than medication. Emotional wellbeing, support, and dignity all matter. Strong mental health helps people stay on treatment and live fuller, healthier lives

Zimbabwe will soon roll out once-a-year PrEP, Lenacapavir, but stigma and gender dynamics continue to limit access for pregnant and breastfeeding women at high risk of HIV

Mary Akinwola, a Nigerian physiotherapist turned community health advocate, shares her journey supporting young people in HIV prevention and disability inclusion in underserved communities

Rising inflation and USAID funding cuts have left LBQ+ women in Nigeria struggling with healthcare access while prioritizing survival over health and medical needs

Telling a partner you have HIV can be difficult. But opening up might bring you closer

Young Nigerians living with HIV face high levels of stigma and discrimination. Tackling this is urgent, because its impact can be even more damaging than the virus itself

After surviving her own HIV journey, Minne Gachau now mentors mothers in Nakuru’s Kaptembwa slums, helping prevent mother-to-child transmission and offering hope

Couple HIV testing builds trust, strengthens relationships, and supports informed choices. Learn why it matters and how to start the conversation with your partner today

Many young people feel unable to talk about HIV. But if they don’t talk about it, how can they take care of themselves and others?

Positive, pleasure-focused conversations about safer sex can encourage young people to use condoms. Here’s how to have them – and why they work

Partners in Health has provided a lifesaving integrated HIV care model which is revolutionizing healthcare delivery, providing more than antiretroviral therapy

You’ve tested HIV-negative! Well done for taking control of your sexual health. But this is just the beginning. Here’s how to stay negative and avoid common mistakes

Gay men and other men who have sex with men have a heightened risk of HIV – not because of who they are, but because of stigma and discrimination and a lack of access to services

Ideologically-driven sexual and reproductive health policymaking is fuelling distrust in the global health system among marginalised communities

Misunderstandings about antiretroviral (ARV) side effects stop some people with HIV from taking them. Here, we separate fact from fiction so you can help your patients stay on treatment