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May 2022

Contents

Editorial

  • HTB May 2022 (2 May 2022)

Conference reports

  • 29th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2022): third reports
  • CROI 2022: Dolutegravir plus recycled tenofovir rather than switch to AZT: public health approach to second-line ART
  • CROI 2022: Other COVID-19 studies

Antiretrovirals

  • FDA approves dispersible dolutegravir/abacavir/3TC for children
  • Access to ibalizumab uncertain in Europe: TaiMed looking for new partner after Thera quits

Coinfections and complications

  • Asymptomatic COVID-19 is common in people living with HIV
  • Longest COVID-19 infection lasted 505 days in an immunocompromised person in London
  • Herd immunity unlikely to control COVID-19: opinion article from US NIAID
  • The challenges of prioritising access to molnupiravir and nirmatrelvir–ritonavir for COVID-19
  • Increased risk of blood clots after COVID-19: higher with underlying conditions and more severe symptoms
  • Two new platform vaccines against COVID-19 report phase 3 results

HIV prevention and transmission

  • A&E adopts opt-out HIV testing in London, Manchester, Salford and Brighton
  • Zimbabwe decriminalises HIV transmission

Cure research

  • Community webinar series on HIV cure-related cell and gene therapy

Other news

  • Family of Greek activist Zak Kostopoulos decry minimal sentence given to his killers

PDFs

  • HTB: no. 5 (2 May 2022) PDF downloads
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  • Latest statistics on HIV in the UK: data for 2021 1 December 2022

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