Pride 2022: Statement from our Chief Executive
This Pride, Ian Green asks our supporters and allies to join us to strive for a future where there are no new cases of HIV.
This Pride, Ian Green asks our supporters and allies to join us to strive for a future where there are no new cases of HIV.
Today marks six months since the HIV Action Plan for England was launched. But what has happened since its launch? And what should the next six months focus on?
The expansion of routine testing in emergency departments wouldn't have happened without our supporters.
Women affected by HIV are still being treated as an afterthought in sexual health policy. This needs to change.
Letters sent to Health Secretary Sajid Javid demand more funding outside London as part of the fight to end new HIV cases by 2030.
Two years on from our State of the Nation report on sexually transmitted infections in England, the long wait for Government’s reproductive health strategy continues.
A message from our chief executive Ian Green to mark World AIDS Day; how we're remembering those we've lost and how we're looking to the future.
Missed opportunities to test for HIV is a big problem and why there are stubbornly high levels of late diagnosis.
Our campaign meant that the UK Government finally listened to scientific advice and ditched the rules in October 2021.
Everyone’s Talking About Jamie is an homage not just to a brave teenager but a community that stands on the shoulders of giants, says Richard Angell.
Our response to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on HIV/AIDS inquiry calls for race equity to be a core focus of Government policies to end the domestic HIV epidemic by 2030.
Terrence Higgins Trust's Chief Executive looks back at the day in 1996 he was told he was diagnosed with HIV and how life has changed since.
Team members from the INTUIT project share insights about conducting the research to date and how artistic approaches can be used in research and to support communications with stakeholders.