The long fight for HIV rights and the 2030 challenge ahead
Last Updated:Robbie Currie, Chief Executive, reflects on World AIDS Day and the new HIV Action Plan.
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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.
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Last Updated:HIV organisations have come together to call for the EHRC draft guidelines to be withdrawn
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.
Cuts to the global HIV response to have devastating impact
Last Updated:We call on the UK and all other donor countries to change course.
Prime Minister takes HIV test to mark National HIV Testing Week
Last Updated:Prime Minister Keir Starmer has become the first serving G7 leader to take a public HIV test.
National AIDS Trust welcomes Scotland’s decision on long-acting injectable PrEP
Last Updated:Cabotegravir (CAB-LA) will help close the prevention gap for people who face barriers to adhering to oral PrEP.