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January 2019

Contents

Editorial

  • 21 January 2019: vol 20 no 1: Brexit and other complications…

Treatment access

  • BMJ survey reports lack of NHS planning for Brexit: impact on drug supplies unknown
  • BASHH, BHIVA, HIVPA and NHIVNA statement on a no-deal Brexit
  • UK-CAB statement on Brexit, HIV and access to medicines
  • Model predicts benefit of dolutegravir for all in sub-Saharan Africa outweighs risk

Guidelines

  • US adult HIV guidelines updated (Oct 2018)

Side effects

  • Are integrase inhibitors linked to weight gain? – an evidence review
  • Frailty in older HIV positive people: independent associations with serious morbidity and mortality

HIV prevention and transmission

  • NHS England doubles places on IMPACT PrEP study to 26,000
  • US CDC updates HIV rates in transgender people
  • UK annual HIV surveillance data published – full reports
  • Michigan State updates HIV disclosure laws to reflect impact of effective ART

Ageing and life expectancy

  • HIV is associated with higher biological age compared to chronological age

Other news

  • Activists announce alternative 2020 conference in Mexico City

On the web

  • Conference abstracts online
  • Chemsex: online resources
  • TAGline: Intellectual Property and Access
  • Influencing and monitoring PEPFAR country programmes

PDFs

  • 21 January 2019 vol 20 no 1
  • HTB RSS

Early access

  • Latest statistics on HIV in the UK: data for 2021 1 December 2022
  • All early access reports

Current issues

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Special report

  • Latest statistics on HIV in the UK: data for 2021 1 December 2022

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