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Briefly May+Jun 2022
Cabenuva long-acting injectable no longer requires a month of oral lead-in medication
Enid Vázquez
May 8, 2022
A sense of trust— and a matter of access
By
Dec 29, 2021
Let's talk
Doing right by sexual health
By
Dec 29, 2021
A clinic on wheels serves people who inject drugs
As health care providers move further into telehealth services, clinics on wheels rolled out in five cities to serve people who inject drugs who are living with or are at risk for HIV.
By
Dec 29, 2021
Briefly Jan+Feb 2022
New injectable PrEP given every two months: Apretude
By
Dec 29, 2021
PrEPared?
As long-acting treatment and prevention begins to enter communities, we must move toward dismantling systemic racism
By Abraham Johnson, MPH
Nov 2, 2021
Briefly Nov+Dec 2021
Long-acting PrEP with cabotegravir could be around the corner
By
Nov 2, 2021
Another international HIV conference goes virtual amidst a global pandemic
COVID-19 and PLWH; islatravir for PrEP; lenacapavir for treatment; adherence with vaginal rings and oral PrEP
By
Oct 1, 2021
Briefly Sep+Oct 2021
Update on opportunistic infections; third COVID shot for PLWH; syphilis PrEP?
By
Oct 1, 2021
Disruptive Innovation Is Key to End HIV-Related Health Disparities for Black Americans
By
Stephen S. Tang, Ph.D. and Giffin Daughtridge, M.D.
Feb 5, 2021
Pagination
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