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Britain’s leading HIV charity, the Terrence Higgins Trust, and the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH), have today jointly called for the UK Government to ‘turbo-charge’ efforts to...

Richard Angell OBE, Chief Executive, comments:

In Parliament earlier this week, the Government published draft regulations to manage the compensation scheme for those infected and affected by the infected blood scandal. CEO of Terrence...

New figures published today by the UK Health Security Agency show 119 new HIV diagnoses in Wales in 2023 – a 16% increase on last year.

Today the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has released their latest HIV statistics, revealing that the number of people diagnosed with HIV in England has risen by up to 15% (excluding those...

HIV testing rates have failed to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, risking Scotland’s goal to end new transmission of the virus by 2030.

Terrence Higgins Trust responds to UKHSA announcing additional mpox vaccines

Terrence Higgins Trust responds to the latest Government update on the Infected Blood Scandal.

Cabinet Minister Pat McFadden has announced a review into national resilience following the report of the COVID-19 Inquiry.

 Terrence Higgins Trust responds to Public Health Scotland figures highlighting an increase in gonorrhoea cases since 2019.

Today’s figures published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) show there were 401,800 sexually transmitted infections (STIs) reported in England in 2023 – a 5% rise on the previous year.

The statutory public inquiry into the Infected Blood Scandal, widely acknowledged as the worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS, has been published today.

New data reveals that 50% of Britons would be uncomfortable kissing someone with HIV, showing prevailing beliefs are behind medical advancements.