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Comment on new 'Prevention is better than cure' strategy for health in England
We welcome the Health Secretary’s focus on prevention but need to see investment in public health services to end the sexual health crisis.
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Access fund opens to help people buy HIV-preventative drug PrEP
Terrence Higgins Trust has opened the Mags Portman PrEP Access Fund to help 1,000 people buy PrEP who could otherwise not afford it.
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Perfect PrEP – 100% of HIV prevention pill PrEP bought online from main suppliers is the real deal, new study finds
Thousands of people are buying generic PrEP online to protect themselves against HIV. Imperial College London tested 14 samples from the six main online suppliers of generic PrEP. There was no...
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Generic PrEP on the NHS gets closer
The NHS in England and Wales will be able to use cheaper generic PrEP after a ruling by the High Court.
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New HIV diagnoses falling, but still more to do
Today’s figures show new HIV diagnoses are falling in the UK – but there is still much more to do to get to zero, warns Terrence Higgins Trust.
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Campaign victory: Government to extend HPV vaccine to boys in England
The HPV vaccine is now confirmed to be rolling out to boys in England, Scotland and Wales.
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Welsh Government confirms roll-out of HPV vaccine to boys
Our response to the planned extension of the HPV vaccination programme to boys in Wales.
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NHS England and local authorities must ensure routine availability of PrEP for HIV prevention by 1 April 2019, says coalition of charities
The coalition includes Terrence Higgins Trust, National AIDS Trust, PrEPster and Stonewall.
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PrEP in Wales: marking one year since the HIV prevention pill became available
Our statement on the one-year anniversary of PrEP being made available to anyone in Wales who needs it.
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Celebrities help raise over £174,000 for Terrence Higgins Trust at Christie’s
Top celebrities such as Nancy Dell’Olio and Gemma Oaten came out in force for our charity auction.
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Terrence Higgins Trust welcomes Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to Nottingham for World AIDS Day
Today the UK’s leading HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust hosted a World AIDS Day fair in Nottingham attended by Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle.
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HIV stigma remains rife with 1 in 5 Brits uncomfortable wearing a red ribbon to mark World AIDS Day
The day before World AIDS Day, survey reveals the extent to which stigma, prejudice and fear still surround HIV.
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Terrence Higgins Trust statement on spit hoods
HIV cannot be transmitted through spitting, and police forces should not use HIV as an excuse to justify spits hoods.