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    • Social sciences

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    • The global HIV response faces critical challenges despite four decades of scientific progress transforming HIV into a manageable condition.
    • Funding contractions, widening inequities, and persistent stigma threaten epidemic control efforts.
    • The review focuses on resilience, emerging challenges, and opportunities in HIV prevention, care, and social contexts.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To review a Special Collection of papers on the current state of the global HIV response.
    • To highlight emerging challenges and opportunities in HIV prevention, care, and social contexts.
    • To emphasize the importance of resilience in adapting to a changing HIV landscape.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of a Special Collection of research papers.
    • Analysis of digital innovations in HIV service delivery (telehealth, remote engagement).
    • Examination of PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) use patterns in the Asia-Pacific region.
    • Assessment of sexual satisfaction and stigma among people living with HIV.
    • Evaluation of social and gendered inequities in HIV care.
    • Analysis of HIV vulnerabilities in humanitarian and climate-related crisis settings.
    • Exploration of community resilience through peer-led navigation models.

    Main Results:

    • Digital innovation is reshaping HIV service delivery.
    • PrEP use shows cyclical patterns and varied formulation preferences, with a need for person-centered approaches.
    • Stigma continues to impact sexual satisfaction for people living with HIV, even with U=U (Undetectable equals untransmittable).
    • Enduring social and gendered inequities persist, particularly for women living with HIV, affecting menopause, reproductive, and psychosocial care.
    • Climate-related crises exacerbate HIV vulnerabilities in humanitarian settings.
    • Peer-led models demonstrate community resilience.

    Conclusions:

    • Integrating scientific innovation with equity, community leadership, and sustained solidarity is crucial.
    • The global HIV movement must adapt to a rapidly changing landscape.
    • Addressing stigma and inequities remains paramount for achieving HIV epidemic control.