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Heather Boerner

Health Care And Science Journalist

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Heather's coverage heavily revolves around scientific and healthcare topics, particularly focused on HIV prevention, gender-affirming care for transgender kids, and vaginal bacteria's impact on HIV. Her articles often cite data and cover legal policy regulations as well as government announcements.

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Why a promising new approach to HIV prevention could lose funding

NIH officials have announced that after 2020, they don’t plan to fund topical HIV prevention products like douches or gels, unless they can protect the whole body, or unless early studies have shown they can substantially reduce HIV risk.

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Uncovering the female body’s secret protection against HIV

New research highlights the vagina as a powerful HIV prevention tool.

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How vaginal bacteria could be stoking HIV cases and blocking prevention

At the International AIDS Conference in Durban today, researchers at the Center for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA) will unveil startling new evidence of a bacterial culprit that could be responsible for as many as two out of every five new cases of HIV among women. They’ll also reveal how another bacteria blocks the effectiveness of pills to treat HIV and AIDS.

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