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Last updated:People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
A call to action for every Government department to play its part in ending new HIV transmissions.
A guide by National AIDS Trust and National HIV Nurses Association (NHIVNA) on providing medical evidence for benefits applications.
MEDFASH and BASHH 2014 Standards for the management of sexually transmitted infections
ECDC technical report by MEDFASH which highlights the need to integrate HIV and STI control into broader public health strategies in Europe, focusing on vulnerable groups and mapping prevention activities, stakeholders, and data sources across the EU/EEA.
A briefing from National AIDS Trust on HIV care in immigration removal centres
Report explores the UK's success in reducing HIV among drug users through harm reduction but warns of risks from policy changes and urges continued vigilance and adapting strategies.
Report explores rising housing needs for people with HIV due to welfare reforms, highlighting the health impacts of poor housing and the need for better policies
ECDC report, written by MEDFASH, which discusses novel approaches to testing for sexually transmitted infections, including HIV and hepatitis B and C.
Briefing providing guidance for job applicants living with HIV.
Briefing by the National AIDS Trust and partners which explores crucial Issues for health joint strategic needs assessments and local health and wellbeing strategies
National AIDS Trust report recommending regular Hep-C screening, better education, new therapies, and tackling stigma and mental health issues.