'One pill a week gives me more freedom to live my life'
Oliver, based in London, shares his experience of taking part in a trial for a groundbreaking HIV medication.
Oliver, based in London, shares his experience of taking part in a trial for a groundbreaking HIV medication.
The London HIV Ambassadors Programme brings together people living with HIV from diverse backgrounds to share their experiences.
Our Chief Executive shares why the decision matters and how you can overturn it
Last week the Scottish Government announced the creation of a new HIV Action Plan
NICE has recommended against making lenacapavir – a twice-yearly injectable form of PrEP – available for HIV prevention in England and Wales. This is profoundly disappointing.
The Welsh Government have today committed to further action on their goal to end new transmissions of HIV by 2030.
A new HIV Action Plan is vital to reaching Scotland's goal to end new HIV cases
Terry’s quilt goes on display alongside the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt, which is being displayed in full for the very first time in Scotland.
Today HIV charity is 'profoundly disappointed' as the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends against lenacapavir – a twice-a-year injectable – being used as pre-exposure...
'It's a great step forward and relief for those who need it that lenacapavir is now available as HIV treatment,' says Richard Angell OBE.
Remembering Michael Edwards, whose warmth, humour and compassion touched countless lives across London's HIV community.
Joseph Chambers, Online Peer Support Coordinator Cymru at Terrence Higgins Trust, talks about this year's National Eisteddfod and its powerful message about HIV.
Lou Spisto, Executive Director & Producer at the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (GMCLA), tells us why they’re heading to London in August for three shows in support of Terrence Higgins Trust.