Cabotegravir approval welcomed: now it must be made available as soon as possible
Last Updated:A simple injection six times a year can take us to the next stage in the fight against the HIV epidemic.
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Our response to the UKHSA’s latest HIV data
Last Updated:We comment on the UKHSA's latest HIV data.
The 10 Year Health Plan must deliver to stop new HIV cases
Last Updated:To make the vision of the Plan a reality, we must see sustained investment in the NHS, stronger NHS partnerships with community organisations, and a continued focus on tackling inequalities.
Position of HIV organisations on trans rights and the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s draft Code of Practice
Last Updated:HIV organisations have come together to call for the EHRC draft guidelines to be withdrawn
Life-changing HIV support services under threat in Scotland
Last Updated:A funding crisis puts Scotland's HIV 2030 targets and support service at risk
Inequalities remain in new STI data
Last Updated:Rollout of opt-out HIV testing in hospital emergency departments, and year-round postal testing are vital to end new cases 2030.
HIV services at the crossroads
Last Updated:A voluntary sector funding crisis threatens the UK’s 2030 targets and support for people living with HIV
HIV Fertility campaign nominated for Charity Awards
Last Updated:Equal HIV Fertility Rights Now ensures access to fertility treatments for LGBT+ couples living with HIV.
Under 27? Join our new advisory group!
Last Updated:Help shape resources and policy for young adults living with HIV
Equality in name only? The reality of HIV discrimination
Last Updated:National AIDS Trust uncovers the concerning experience of discrimination for people living with HIV.
Professor Matthew Weait announced to become new chair
Last Updated:Professor Weait will take over from Professor Jane Anderson, who steps down after nine years in post
New research shows GPs failing Black people with HIV
Last Updated:One-size-fits-all approach to primary care is leaving communities behind