Life-saving HIV treatment now available on the NHS
Last Updated:A new life-saving HIV treatment is now available on NHS, following a sector campaign.
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Our response to the latest A&E opt-out testing data
Last Updated:Our response to the news that 2,000 unidentified HIV cases have been found through A&E opt-out testing.
Our statement on the latest UKHSA data
Last Updated:Our response to the latest UKHSA report.
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
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.
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK winner to host Drag Raise 2025
Last Updated:Ginger Johnson, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 5, will host Drag Raise 2025. This “incredibly special” event returns to Diageo’s central London HQ on 3 July 2025.
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.
Statement on the impact of PEPFAR funding cuts
Last Updated:A statement from National AIDS Trust following reports of potential cuts to PEPFAR funding, which provides treatment and services to millions of people overseas.
