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The health-care landscape for older women (aged ≥50 years) living with HIV presents a multifaceted challenge, requiring a nuanced understanding of the intersecting factors that influence their care. As the population with HIV ages, the intersection of HIV with ageing and gender brings forth unique considerations, particularly for older women,1 which in turn present unique challenges for health-care providers, policy makers, and researchers, necessitating a nuanced, multifaceted approach to care.
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